Common use of DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY POLICY Clause in Contracts

DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY POLICY. CPCNH’s Data Security and Privacy Policy defines the specific goals, requirements, and controls necessary to safeguard the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of confidential individual customer information, in compliance with RSA 53-E:4 (Regulation) and RSA 53-E:7 (Aggregation Program); RSA 363:38 (Duties and Responsibilities of Service Providers) and RSA 363.37 (Definitions); and RSA 359-C:20 (Privacy Policies for Individual Customer Data) and RSA 359-C:19 (Definitions); inclusive of procedures that require counsel review of any enacted changes to RSA 359-C (the New Hampshire Right to Privacy Act), RSA 91-A (Access to Governmental Records and Meetings), RSA 363:37-38 (Privacy Policies for Individual Customer Data), RSA 53-A:3 (Agreements Between Government Units, and RSA 53-E (Aggregation of Electric Customers by Municipalities and Counties) or other related statutes that may necessitate, in future, modifying or altering, or otherwise risk negating, the policy. The Board of Directors may amend the policy by resolution at any time.

DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY POLICY. CPCNH’s Data Security and Privacy Policy defines the specific goals, requirements, and controls necessary to safeguard the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of confidential individual customer information, in compliance with RSA 53-E:4 (Regulation) and RSA 53-E:7 (Aggregation Program); RSA 363:38 (Duties and Responsibilities of Service Providers) and RSA 363.37 (Definitions); and RSA 359-C:20 (Privacy Policies for Individual Customer Data) and RSA 359-C:19 (Definitions); inclusive of procedures that require counsel review of any enacted changes to RSA 359-C (the New Hampshire Right to Privacy Act), RSA 91-A (Access to Governmental Records and Meetings), RSA 363:37-38 (Privacy Policies for Individual Customer Data), RSA 53-53- A:3 (Agreements Between Government Units, and RSA 53-E (Aggregation of Electric Customers by Municipalities and Counties) or other related statutes that may necessitate, in future, modifying or altering, or otherwise risk negating, the policy. The Board of Directors may amend the policy by resolution at any time.