Common use of Classification and Essentiality of the Information and Information Systems Clause in Contracts

Classification and Essentiality of the Information and Information Systems. The information systems constitute the operational infrastructure of the IAA and are vital for its operation. Damage to these systems may disrupt and even terminate the provision of services to IAA customers. Accordingly, the information systems require protection for the assurance and security of the operational confidentiality, integrity, reliability, survivability, and continuity. The IAA's information systems include sensitive information at various levels of sensitivity or confidentiality. The general classification is commercially confidential / sensitive (equivalent to the classification level of "confidential"), with certain networks that are expected to be classified secret in the future, including information requiring protection according to the Protection of Privacy Law and the regulations thereof. The information systems are vital to the proper operation of the IAA and damage to these systems may cause disruption, malfunction and termination of the provision of services. Therefore, all security requirements must be complied with, together with any other security-related definitions that may be provided by a competent Authority official (of the IAA) at any time, even after signing on the contract, during all the activities implemented for the provision of services according to the present procedure, if, during the provision of the services the provider finds that the security tools currently applied to the software and applications fail to meet any of the following requirements:  The information security requirements for sensitive / confidential / secret (in the future) information;  The applicable SII information system security standards;  The provisions of the Protection of Privacy Law and its regulations;  Requirements provided by XXXX, then the provider must notify the person assigned to information security on behalf of the IAA and follow his or her instruction.

Classification and Essentiality of the Information and Information Systems. The information systems constitute the operational infrastructure of the IAA and are vital for its operation. Damage to these systems may disrupt and even terminate the provision of services to IAA customers. Accordingly, the information systems require protection for the assurance and security of the operational confidentiality, integrity, reliability, survivability, and continuity. The IAA's information systems include sensitive information at various levels of sensitivity or confidentiality. The general classification is commercially confidential / sensitive (equivalent to the classification level of "confidential"), with certain networks that are expected to be classified secret in the future, including information requiring protection according to the Protection of Privacy Law and the regulations thereof. The information systems are vital to the proper operation of the IAA and damage to these systems may cause disruption, malfunction and termination of the provision of services. Therefore, all security requirements must be complied with, together with any other security-related definitions that may be provided by a competent Authority official (of the IAA) at any time, even after signing on the contract, during all the activities implemented for the provision of services according to the present procedure, if, during the provision of the services the provider finds that the security tools currently applied to the software and applications fail to meet any of the following requirements:  The information security requirements for sensitive / confidential / secret (in the future) information;  The applicable SII information system security standards;  The provisions of the Protection of Privacy Law and its regulations;  Requirements provided by XXXXNISA, then the provider must notify the person assigned to information security on behalf of the IAA and follow his or her instruction.

Classification and Essentiality of the Information and Information Systems. The information systems constitute the operational infrastructure of the IAA and are vital for its operation. Damage to these systems may disrupt and even terminate the provision of services to IAA customers. Accordingly, the information systems require protection for the assurance and security of the operational confidentiality, integrity, reliability, survivability, and continuity. The IAA's information systems include sensitive information at various levels of sensitivity or confidentiality. The general classification is commercially confidential / sensitive (equivalent to the classification level of "confidential"), with certain networks that are expected to be classified secret in the future, including information requiring protection according to the Protection of Privacy Law and the regulations thereof. The information systems are vital to the proper operation of the IAA and damage to these systems may cause disruption, malfunction and termination of the provision of services. Therefore, all security requirements must be complied with, together with any other security-related definitions that may be provided by a competent Authority official (of the IAA) at any time, even after signing on the contract, during all the activities implemented for the provision of services according to the present procedure, if, during the provision of the services the provider finds that the security tools currently applied to the software and applications fail to meet any of the following requirements:  • The information security requirements for sensitive / confidential / secret (in the future) information;  • The applicable SII information system security standards;  • The provisions of the Protection of Privacy Law and its regulations;  • Requirements provided by XXXX, then the provider must notify the person assigned to information security on behalf of the IAA and follow his or her instruction.

Classification and Essentiality of the Information and Information Systems. The information systems constitute the operational infrastructure of the IAA and are vital for its operation. Damage to these systems may disrupt and even terminate the provision of services to IAA customers. Accordingly, the information systems require protection for the assurance and security of the operational confidentiality, integrity, reliability, survivability, and continuity. The IAA's information systems include sensitive information at various levels of sensitivity or confidentiality. The general classification is commercially confidential / sensitive (equivalent to the classification level of "confidential"), with 64 certain networks that are expected to be classified secret in the future, including information requiring protection according to the Protection of Privacy Law and the regulations thereof. The information systems are vital to the proper operation of the IAA and damage to these systems may cause disruption, malfunction and termination of the provision of services. Therefore, all security requirements must be complied with, together with any other security-related definitions that may be provided by a competent Authority official (of the IAA) at any time, even after signing on the contract, during all the activities implemented for the provision of services according to the present procedure, if, during the provision of the services the provider finds that the security tools currently applied to the software and applications fail to meet any of the following requirements:  The information security requirements for sensitive / confidential / secret (in the future) information;  The applicable SII information system security standards;  The provisions of the Protection of Privacy Law and its regulations;  Requirements provided by XXXX, then the provider must notify the person assigned to information security on behalf of the IAA and follow his or her instruction.