Achieved maturity
L0
Keep an Essential Eight record that defence suppliers can explain, with evidence hosted in Australia and reviewed by a certified assessor.
DISP cyber obligations ask defence industry participants to maintain controls and show that maintenance over time. Many of those controls align with Essential Eight strategies.
Constant does not replace DISP membership. It keeps the Essential Eight evidence, maturity, and assessor review that suppliers use when those obligations overlap.
The exact DISP obligations that apply depend on the organisation, membership level, contracts, and Defence requirements.
Use Defence and ASD guidance, and obtain specialist advice for obligations beyond Essential Eight evidence management.
Constant is designed, owned, and operated in Australia by Steltek Pty Ltd. For DISP onboarding and government tenders, that is a direct answer to where compliance evidence is stored and who operates the platform.
Last reviewed 23 September 2026.
Yes. Constant is designed, owned, and operated in Australia, and it tracks Essential Eight maturity with evidence and certified assessor review. DISP remains its own program. Suppliers use the Essential Eight record where those obligations overlap.
ASD has not published a DISP mapping for the Essentials series. Until it does, defence suppliers should keep their Essential Eight evidence current. The ASD Essentials transition tracker records what ASD has actually published.
No. DISP is its own program. Constant keeps the Essential Eight evidence, maturity, and assessor review that suppliers use where those obligations overlap.
Constant is designed, owned, and operated in Australia by Steltek Pty Ltd. That is where the compliance record is hosted, and who operates the platform.
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