Security and data protection
Security
Trusted by operators, councils, NHS partners and commercial fleets.
Built to stringent security standards, with the administration and access controls that protect your organisation and the people it carries. Everything below is how Road XS works for every customer, not a paid tier.
Built in, not added on
You hold sensitive data. So do we.
We understand the work our customers do, whether that is a community transport charity, a council, a non-emergency patient transport provider or a commercial operator running secure transfers under contract, and the nature of the personal data that comes with it. That demands high standards of security, resilience and data integrity. Road XS arrives pre-configured with controls that meet or exceed what the sector expects, covering how people get in, how data is protected, and how the service stays available.
backups
Road XS runs on Google Cloud infrastructure, independently certified to ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO 27701, SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3 and PCI DSS. Google Cloud also holds UK NCSC Cyber Essentials Plus and maps to the NHS (UK) framework.
Our information security management aligns with ISO 27001 controls, penetration testing is carried out independently, and OJE Technology Ltd is registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office. Live service health is published at status.roadxs.com.
Access and accounts
Who gets in, and what they see once they are there
Access is the part most breaches turn on, so it is configured tightly by default. Sign-in can follow your own identity provider through SSO, every user sees only what their role permits, and key actions are logged with a timestamp against the person who took them.
Sign in
Your identity provider, or ours
Access follows your joiner and leaver process.
Roles
Scoped by role
Four roles, four different views.
Audit log
Timestamped, and attributed
Evidence for a review, already there.
Sessions
Closed when nobody is there
Standards enforced, not suggested.
Data protection
Encrypted in transit, encrypted at rest
Traffic between your team and Road XS is served exclusively over HTTPS using TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, and stored data is encrypted at rest with AES-256. Location data is processed to support journeys in progress and kept only as far as operational need goes.
Encryption
Both ends covered
In transit and at rest, as standard.
Backups
Hourly, then daily
A recent copy, always available.
Location
Used, then done with
Operational need, not indefinite storage.
Infrastructure
A platform that stays up, and turns away what should not get in
Traffic is filtered at the edge before it ever reaches the application, a web application firewall screens what remains, and the infrastructure behind it is redundant and monitored around the clock. Live service health is published.
Edge
Stopped at the perimeter
Before it reaches the application.
Availability
Published, not promised
Live status at status.roadxs.com.
Resilience
No single point of failure
Redundant, monitored, alerted.
Servers and data centres
Where your data lives
Your data is hosted in secure, professionally managed UK data centres, with London as our primary location. If you operate abroad or have to meet a different data protection regime, other regions are available on request.
Regions
London, primary
Other regions where you need them.
Facility
Physically protected
Access controlled and monitored 24/7.
Certification
Assured by third parties
Not a self-assessment.
Compliance and standards
The frameworks we build to
Road XS is designed around UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, supports the evidence expected under the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit, and aligns its information security management with ISO 27001 controls.
Data protection
Built around the principles
Your obligations, supported properly.
NHS DSPT
Evidence you can submit
For patient transport and NHS work.
Policies
Published, not on request
Read them before you talk to us.
Questions we get asked
The security questions people ask
If your procurement or IT team needs something that is not here, ask. You will get a straight answer from someone who knows the platform.

