System requirements: Inspera Integrity Browser and Inspera Resilience Proctoring

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This article is for institutions that are either existing Inspera customers or are considering implementing Inspera. 

If you are a candidate, please refer to your institution’s own guidance on taking an assessment using the Inspera platform. Your institution may impose different requirements to our minimum specification.

The minimum system requirements depend on which configuration of Inspera you are using:

Each of these has a separate dedicated article. This article coveres Inspera Assessment with Inspera Integrity Browser, with or without proctoring.

Lockdown with or without proctoring (Inspera Proctoring)

Inspera Assessment can be combined with Inspera Integrity Browser (IIB), an in-house application that provides a lockdown environment to prevent candidates from accessing anything else on the computer for the duration of their assessment.  Additionally, Inspera Proctoring can be used in record & review.  

Inspera Integrity Browser is only available for Windows and macOS.

MacOS 14 Users on Versions Below 1.15.12

The use of Inspera Integrity Browser, with versions below 1.15.12 in conjunction with MacOS 14 has been identified to cause screen flickering issues. To resolve this issue, please reach out to the Service Desk to update to the latest version.

Inspera Integrity Browser Requirements

Operating Systems supported
 Minimum  Recommended  Full Supported List 
Windows 10 Windows 11  Windows 10, and 11 on 64-bit platforms
MacOS 10.15 MacOS 26 macOS 14, macOS 15, macOS 26
  • We don't recommend using touchscreen devices. 
  • Important: To ensure the best performance and security, we strongly advise using the recommended versions of Windows and macOS.
    Support for officially unsupported operating systems by Microsoft and Apple (including macOS 10, macOS 11, macOS 12, macOS 13 Ventura and Windows 7, Windows 8.1/Windows 8.2) has been removed. IIB may work on these older OS versions but these OS Versions will not be tested with IIB. We recommend upgrading to the recommended Windows and Mac OS versions.
  • OpenGL 2.0 graphics driver
  • CPUs newer than 2011 (Intel Sandy Bridge (Core i3, i5, and i7) or newer)
  • Minimum SSE 4.2 in AMD processors and CPU.
    Note: ARM-based processors are supported for Windows and Mac from IIB v2.3.0.
  • A broadband internet connection (0.15Mbps upload speed, 0.20Mbps download speed)
  • A working internet connection is required during installation so that the configuration file can be downloaded

Inspera Resilience Proctoring Requirements

Operating Systems supported
 Minimum  Recommended  Full Supported List 
Windows 10 Windows 11  Windows 10, and 11 on 64-bit platforms
MacOS 10.15 macOS 26  macOS 14, macOS 15, macOS 26
  • We don't recommend using touchscreen devices. 
  • Important: To ensure the best performance and security, we strongly advise using the recommended versions of Windows and macOS.
    Support for officially unsupported operating systems by Microsoft and Apple (including macOS 10, macOS 11, macOS 12 and macOS 13 Ventura and Windows 8.1/Windows 8.2, Windows 7) has been removed.
    IIB may work on these older OS versions but these OS Versions will not be tested with IIB. We recommend upgrading to the recommended Windows and Mac OS versions.
  • CPUs newer than 2011 (Intel Sandy Bridge (Core i3, i5, and i7) or newer)
  • 75 MB of free storage space per hour
  • Web camera & microphone (internal or external). 
    Known compatibility issue between Microsoft LifeCam HD-3000 USB webcam and IIB causing error in camera/mic check in IIB.
  • A broadband internet connection (0.15Mbps upload speed, 0.20Mbps download speed)
  • A working internet connection during installation so that the configuration file can be downloaded

Depending on the security settings implemented by the institution for each test, candidates may be required to have Admin rights. For instance, Administrator permission is needed for IIB in Strict lockdown mode to install and launch IIB, as well as to restart, stop, or start IIB in case it is interrupted.

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