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Documentation Platform

Description

The Documentation Platform hosts governance, architecture, and operational documentation for the Scheol Lab environment. It provides centralized access to technical manuals, procedures, security policies, and reference materials for all lab services.


Asset Identification

AttributeValue
Asset IDPLT-DOC-01
CI TypePlatform
Asset NameDocumentation Platform
Asset CategoryKnowledge Management
OwnerDevelopment Role (Dev)
StatusActive
LocationPublic VPS
Primary FunctionDocumentation hosting, access control, and content management

Asset Dependencies

Dependency TypeAssetStatus
InfrastructurePublic VPSActive
DataSecurity DocumentationActive
PlatformInternal Authentication (LDAP / Identity Management Platform)Planned

Relationships

RelationshipTarget CI
HostsSecurity Documentation, Operational Procedures
SupportsUser training and onboarding
SupportsRisk assessment and compliance activities

Asset Classification

CriteriaLevel
Confidentiality🟨 Medium
Integrity🟥 High
Availability🟨 Medium

Criticality score: 🟥 High

Rationale:

  • Integrity is critical to ensure that governance and security documentation is accurate and tamper-proof.
  • Availability is necessary to allow authorized users to access documentation for operational and compliance purposes.
  • Confidentiality is medium: some documents may contain sensitive internal procedures.

Responsibilities

RoleResponsibility
Development Role (Dev)Platform operation, documentation updates, content management
Security Role (Sec)Access control policies, integrity verification, backup verification

Security Controls (High-Level)

  • Access control with role-based permissions
  • Regular backups and versioning
  • Secure storage and transport (HTTPS)
  • Audit logs for document access and modifications

Security Considerations

Main risks associated with this asset include:

  • Unauthorized access or modification of documentation
  • Loss of critical procedures due to accidental deletion or misconfiguration
  • Outdated information leading to operational errors

Mitigation measures may include:

  • Role-based access control and authentication
  • Integration with centralized logging and monitoring
  • Scheduled backups with retention policies
  • Regular reviews and updates of documentation content

Methodological References:

  • ISO 27001 - Control 5.1 Policies for information security ; Control 5.37 Documented operating procedures ; Control 8.3 Information access restriction.
  • NIST CSF - ID.AM Asset Management ; PR.AC Identity Management, Authentication and Access Control ; PR.IP Information Protection Processes and Procedures.
  • EBIOS RM - Documentation platforms as supporting assets for security governance and risk analysis.