Chief Information Security Officer. (i) The Plan Processor shall designate an employee of the Plan Processor to serve, subject to the approval of the Operating Committee by Supermajority Vote, as the Chief Information Security Officer. The Plan Processor shall also designate at least one other employee (in addition to the person then serving as Chief Information Security Officer), which employee the Operating Committee has previously approved, to serve temporarily as the Chief Information Security Officer if the employee then serving as the Chief Information Security Officer becomes unavailable or unable to serve in such capacity (including by reason of injury or illness). Any person designated to serve as the Chief Information Security Officer (including to serve temporarily) shall be appropriately qualified to serve in such capacity based on the duties and responsibilities assigned to the Chief Information Security Officer under this Agreement and shall dedicate such person’s entire working time to such service (or temporary service) (except for any time required to attend to any incidental administrative matters related to such person’s employment with the Plan Processor that do not detract in any material respect from such person’s service as the Chief Information Security Officer). The Plan Processor may, at its discretion: (A) designate another employee previously approved by the Operating Committee by Supermajority Vote to serve in such capacity to temporarily serve as the Chief Information Security Officer if the employee then serving as Chief Information Security Officer becomes unavailable or unable to serve as Chief Information Security Officer (including by reason of injury or illness) for a period not in excess of thirty (30) days; or (B) designate another employee of the Plan Processor to replace, subject to approval of the Operating Committee by a Supermajority Vote, the Chief Information Security Officer. The Plan Processor shall promptly designate another employee of the Plan Processor to replace, subject to the approval of the Operating Committee by Supermajority Vote, the Chief Information Security Officer if the Chief Information Security Officer’s employment with the Plan Processor terminates or the Chief Information Security Officer is otherwise unavailable or unable to serve as Chief Information Security Officer (including by reason of injury or illness) for a period in excess of thirty (30) days. The Operating Committee shall report any action taken pursuant to Sectio...
Chief Information Security Officer. Broker-Dealer shall designate a qualified individual responsible for overseeing and implementing its cybersecurity program and enforcing its cybersecurity policies, and will use qualified cybersecurity personnel to manage its cybersecurity risks and perform core cybersecurity functions.
Chief Information Security Officer i. The RCE shall designate a person to serve as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for activities conducted under the Framework Agreements. This may be either an employee or independent contractor of the RCE. The RCE’s CISO will be responsible for monitoring and maintaining the overall Security Posture of activities conducted under the Framework Agreements and making recommendations to all QHINs regarding changes to baseline security practices required to address changes to the threat landscape.
ii. Signatory agrees that it, and not the RCE, is ultimately responsible for the Security Posture related to Signatory’s participation in TEFCA. Signatory shall also designate a person to serve as its CISO for purposes of Signatory’s participation in TEFCA Exchange. Signatory’s CISO shall have responsibility for Signatory’s Security Posture ’with respect to its participation in TEFCA Exchange and as set forth in an SOP. The RCE shall establish a Cybersecurity Council to enhance cybersecurity commensurate with the risks of the activities conducted under the Framework Agreements as set forth in an SOP.
Chief Information Security Officer. The RCE shall designate a person to serve as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for activities conducted under the Framework Agreements. This may be either an employee or independent contractor of the RCE. The RCE’s CISO will be responsible for monitoring and maintaining the overall security posture of activities conducted under the Framework Agreements and making recommendations to all QHINs regarding changes to baseline security practices required to address changes to the threat landscape. Signatory agrees that it, and not the RCE, is ultimately responsible for the security posture of Signatory’s network and the activities conducted by Signatory under the Participant-QHIN Agreements to which Signatory is a party, as well as the Participant-Subparticipant Agreements its Participants enter into and all Downstream Subparticipant Agreements that its Participants' Subparticipants enter into. Signatory shall also designate a person to serve as its CISO for purposes of Signatory’s participation in QHIN-to-QHIN exchange. The RCE shall establish a Cybersecurity Council to enhance cybersecurity commensurate with the risks of the activities conducted under the Framework Agreements as more fully set forth in an SOP.
Chief Information Security Officer. Neiman Xxxxxx created and filled the position of Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), an executive position with responsibility to coordinate and be responsible for Neiman Marcus’s program(s) to protect the security of customers’ Personal Information.
Chief Information Security Officer. Xxxx must designate a high-level executive to coordinate and be responsible for its security program entrusted with the protection of consumers’ PII.
