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SOC2 Attestation: Commit Works Reinforces Commitment to Secure and Reliable Operations

Commit Works — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 05:28:28 +0000

At Commit Works, we take governance, risk management, and operational security seriously. That’s why we’re proud to announce that our platform has achieved SOC 2 attestation, following an independent audit. This milestone, alongside our ISO27001 certification, demonstrates our ongoing commitment to rigorous data security and operational controls.

SOC 2 attestation is voluntary, but meaningful. In practical terms, this achievement confirms our governance and risk management framework, access controls and identity management, change management processes, incident response procedures, vendor oversight, as well as data handling and retention controls."

James Aleman, CEO

What is SOC 2 ?

SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a globally recognised standard that evaluates how an organisation manages customer data based on five criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. An independent auditor has confirmed that our systems are designed and managed to meet these criteria, ensuring our platform performs reliably and securely.

Achieving SOC 2 reflects the engineering discipline we apply to our platform. It validates the controls we’ve put in place, while embedding security and reliability into how we build, maintain, and deploy our software solutions."

Hima Kurian, Engineering Manager

For mining operations, where production-critical systems increasingly rely on cloud-based SaaS platforms, independent verification of platform integrity is essential. This attestation demonstrates that Commit Works not only protects valuable operational data but also ensures continuity, reliability, and secure IT/OT integration across distributed operations.

Cybersecurity is a critical component of the Commit Works platform, not an optional add-on. We are serious about safeguarding systems, mining IT/OT integration, and data flows across distributed operations. We believe secure operations and compliance are fundamental to operational planning and execution software."

Ian Jones

Commitment to Secure and Reliable Operations

At Commit Works, cybersercurity and compliance are more than a checkbox exercise. We are committed to delivering secure, reliable systems that support safe, efficient, and controlled mining operations.

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Commit Works Elevates Its Information Security Standards with ISO 27001 Certification

Commit Works — Fri, 20 Oct 2023 23:25:30 +0000

Brisbane, Australia – Commit Works, a global leader in operations planning & execution software for the resources sector, is proud to announce its recent achievement of the ISO 27001:2022 certification.

The ISO 27001:2022 certification is a benchmark for information security management systems (ISMS). This standard demands extensive adherence to best practices in data protection. Achieving this certification involved a comprehensive, independent audit. ISO certification reinforces Commit Works’ operational excellence and relentless focus on safeguarding client information.

James Aleman, CEO of Commit Works, reflects on this milestone “The ISO 27001 certification isn’t just an accolade, it’s a testament to our culture of excellence and integrity in data management. In a sector where trust is crucial, this certification assures our clients that their data security is our utmost priority. It also aligns with our strategic vision to provide Enterprise grade software to improve coordination of operations teams and reduce day to day variability, enabling teams to work together as a well organised and high performing team.”

With the mining industry rapidly embracing digital transformation, robust cybersecurity is more important than ever. Commit Works’ advanced cloud-provisioned SaaS platform boosts operational efficiency and safety. It also sets new standards in data security. These standards are now recognized with the ISO certification.

Shaun Macrae, Head of Product, talks about Commit Works’ ongoing dedication to security: “Our journey towards security excellence is dynamic and continuous. The ISO 27001 certification process was an invaluable opportunity to fortify our systems further, cementing our position at the forefront of security practices in the mining software industry and paving the way for future advancements.”

With this certification, and our SOC 2 attestation, Commit Works reaffirms its role at the helm of the conversation around cybersecurity in the mining industry. We will steer the sector towards a more secure, efficient, and resilient future.

Read more about the role of advanced cybersecurity and its increased importance in shaping the future of mining industry technology.

Austmine’s Media Release Article

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How mining leaders can take charge to improve safety, productivity and reduce stress

Commit Works — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 02:43:30 +0000

This article explores how combining a management operating system with frontline work management software can help stabilise operations, improve safety, lift productivity and reduce stress.

Mine operations are stressful. Do the below descriptions of different roles seem familiar?
Mine managers can sometimes find themselves frustrated by shift managers being unable to deliver production results according to the plan. They may also be worried about the impact the unstable production environment will have on safety.

Executives often wonder if a different General or Mine Manager would reduce the number of unpleasant surprises that the executive team are ultimately responsible for. They may also find inter-departmental trust and coordination are not what it should be, and wonder if new blood would improve things.

Shift managers are often stressed by the impediments to getting work done and meeting their targets, while making sure that everyone stays safe.

Supervisors can be frustrated with the volume of work created by head office initiatives, missing information, and difficulty in coordinating with other departments to deliver on their mandated targets. They can become upset at the blaming of individuals for poor results that are out of their control.

Read the full article published on the AusIMM Bulletin here.: https://www.ausimmbulletin.com/feature/how-mining-leaders-can-take-charge-to-improve-safety-productivity-and-reduce-stress/

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