Connection Method. Connection methods between IP and the Risk Management Agency are limited to SSL and IPSEC VPN connections. SSL VPN connection is a VPN client solution that establishes connection to RMA’s front-end firewall. Each client requires a credential login with a password to establish the SSL VPN connection. Site-to-site connections will be established with IPSEC VPN configuration with end points at that AIP and RMA’s firewall. Encryption methods will be established at time of creation and be at the highest level available with existing appliances.
Connection Method. The security of the information being retrieved by SERVICE PROVIDER from USAC shall be protected in accordance with the Federal Information Security Modernization Act of 2014, as amended (“FISMA”) and NIST requirements. The connections at each end must be located within controlled access facilities, guarded twenty-four (24) hours a day. Interconnections utilizing Internet VPN technologies may be terminated on shared infrastructure equipment that is not isolated from the Internet. VPN transmission protocol/internet protocol (“TCP/IP”) traffic to USAC is internet protocol security (“IPSEC”) encrypted using advanced encryption standards (“AES”) 128 encryption or stronger. There may be for a specific system critical seasonality or performance considerations (e.g., a filing window or specific time of the year or day when system performance is expected to be constrained) during when USAC requests the SERVICE PROVIDER to avoid access.
Connection Method. RMA will provide authentication and access management capabilities as part of the ISA. Connections from the <<RO Code or Acronym>> to RMA endpoints are always performed over an encrypted TCP/IP or UDP connection. If an SSL\TLS connection is not supported, IPSEC is used to encrypt the communication. Additional specifications of the interconnection can be found in Section 12. information which can be used to distinguish or trace an individual’s identity, such as name, social security number, date and place of birth, mother’s maiden name, biometric records, etc., including any other personal information which is linked or linkable to an individual.
Connection Method. Connection Method At initial deployment, an installation and maintenance (I&M) technician will connect the Optical Network Terminal (ONT) to a central point of demarcation where a cable television I&M technician will make final connections to provide the cable television service. After the installation of the ONT, a cable television field technician will test the existing in-home coaxial cable to determine if it is technically acceptable and will connect the service. If no coaxial cable exists or the coaxial cable is unacceptable, the technician will install wiring to the first cable outlet, and will install new coaxial wiring to other locations identified by the customer at the customer’s request and expense. The customer may choose to self-install such wiring, or to obtain inside wiring installation service from a third party or Verizon.
Connection Method. How are the two systems connected? Direct connect? Virtual Private Network? Over the Internet? FIPS-140-2 compliant encryption? [System B] will be required to connect to RMA over an IPSEC Virtual Private Network (VPN). The VPN connection will be controlled by the RMA Service Delivery Branch to allow access only to necessary ACRSI Web Services by utilizing firewall policies for restrictions. USDA CA certificates will be used to authenticate the [System B] to RMA.
