Administrative Controls; Information Security Policies and Practices Sample Clauses

Administrative Controls; Information Security Policies and Practices. The Concessionaire shall implement, maintain and comply with a comprehensive information security program (the "Information Security Program"), and such Information Security Program shall, at a minimum, include annual risk assessments to: (i) identify and assess reasonably foreseeable internal and external risks to the Communications System; (ii) evaluate and improve, where necessary, the effectiveness of the Concessionaire's then-current safeguards and controls for limiting such risks; and (iii) review and improve ongoing employee (including temporary and contract employee) training, employee compliance with relevant policies and procedures, and means for detecting and preventing security system failures ((i)-(iii) each, a "Risk Assessment"). Risk Assessments shall also be conducted immediately following a Security Incident. In addition, the Information Security Program shall include an incident response plan to address and handle Security Incidents (the "Incident Response Plan"). The Concessionaire shall periodically test its Incident Response Plan and revise the same as necessary.
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