Cyber Breach Sample Clauses

Cyber Breach. Consultant shall have a plan and adequate resources to address telecommunications and computer systems breach, and shall maintain intrusion detection services and procedures and/or data breaching systems to detect and address "hacking" and "phishing operations" into the Consultant's telecommunications system, that includes services and systems to detect any unauthorized access to or unauthorized activity on the Consultant’s telecommunications system, networks, computer systems, and network devices associated with the use of and access to the County's management systems, databases, and County information and data. Consultant will ensure that all intrusion detection measures and data breach systems are maintained and functional on a regular basis. Intrusion detection services and data breach systems shall include, at minimum, network-based intrusion detection and active monitoring of appropriate computer system access logs. Consultant shall notify the County, as soon as reasonably possible, of its detection of any potential or suspected intrusions that may affect the County with regard to disbursement of payments or access to County systems, networks, data, or information. Failure by Consultant to provide this notification shall be a breach under the contract. Consultant shall be liable for all costs and damages to the County related to or arising from the breach of Consultant’s telecommunications systems, networks, or computer systems. Consultant shall provide the County a historical record of prior breaches of security or intrusions, including all prior incidents of "hacking," that have previously been detected in the Consultant 's system. The parties hereto have set their hands and seal this day of , 2022. Franklin County Board of Commissioners: Forensic Pathology Services, LLC d/b/a/ Forensic Pathology Staffing (FPS) By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, President By: Xxxx X’Xxxxx, Commissioner By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxx, Commissioner By: X. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Chief Executive Officer Date: 9/22/2022 | 2:39 PM EDT APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO FORM: X. Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx X. Xxxxx-Xxxxxxxx Prosecuting Attorney Director, Purchasing Department Franklin County, Ohio Franklin County, Ohio By: Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Date: 9/22/2022 | 4:18 PM EDT By: Purchasing Director Date:9/22/2022 | 4:14 PM EDT X APPENDIX A AFFIDAVITS NON-DISCRIMINATION AND EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AFFIDAVIT, Exhibit A-1 (Must be Completed and Notarized) DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX AFFIDAVIT, ...
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Cyber Breach. Vendor shall have a plan and adequate resources to address telecommunications and computer systems breach, and shall maintain intrusion detection services and procedures and/or data breaching systems to detect and address "hacking" and "phishing operations" into the Vendor's telecommunications system, that includes services and systems to detect any unauthorized access to or unauthorized activity on the Vendor’s telecommunications system, networks, computer systems, and network devices associated with the use of and access to the County's management systems, databases, and County information and data. Vendor will ensure that all intrusion detection measures and data breach systems are maintained and functional on a regular basis. Intrusion detection services and data breach systems shall include, at minimum, network-based intrusion detection and active monitoring of appropriate computer system access logs. Vendor shall notify the County, as soon as reasonably possible, of its detection of any potential or suspected intrusions that may affect the County with regard to disbursement of payments or access to County systems, networks, data, or information. Failure by Vendor to provide this notification shall be a breach under the Contract. Vendor shall be liable for all costs and damages to the County related to or arising from the breach of Vendor’s telecommunications systems, networks, or computer systems. Vendor shall provide the County a historical record of prior breaches of security or intrusions, including all prior incidents of "hacking," that have previously been detected in the Vendor 's system.
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