Data Storage and Security Sample Clauses
The Data Storage and Security clause establishes requirements for how data must be stored and protected by the parties involved. It typically outlines the technical and organizational measures that must be implemented to safeguard sensitive information, such as encryption, access controls, and regular security audits. This clause ensures that data is handled responsibly and reduces the risk of unauthorized access, data breaches, or loss, thereby protecting both parties’ interests and complying with relevant data protection laws.
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Data Storage and Security. Describe the Data Storage Facility of extracted data
Data Storage and Security. 16.1 To account for local conditions, documents and data are saved in the Customer's region. That way the operation of the system and data follow the locally applicable data protection standards.
16.2 As the Customer is from the EMEA region, the data will hosted in a EU data center based in Dublin. Data is synchronized to Amsterdam. In this way, the European data protection guidelines and the German Data Protection Act are respected.
16.3 The Service Provider will ensure that the Customer's data never leaves the corresponding economic area without the Customer’s knowledge and prior agreement. Service Provider: Customer: Restore Digital. Name: Name Date: Date: .................................................... ................................................................
Data Storage and Security. Awardee agrees to comply with data storage and security requirements specified in the CMO Implementation Manual;
Data Storage and Security. Data created, collected and/or manipulated under a Contract must be stored on secure Canadian owned primary and back-up servers in Ontario or, if necessary, on secure servers within Canada. Data may not be transported outside of Canada. Data transmitted or stored on computers, portable devices or other media must be protected using secure procedures (i.e. password protection, encryption of files, etc.) The Vendor will provide GBC, upon request, details describing their plan for meeting the data storage and security requirements, prior to entering into a Contract. When the Contract ends, whether through expiry or termination, the contracted Vendor will provide all data to GBC in a method to be determined at the time of Contract end. The contracted Vendor will be required to delete all data from any computers, servers, portable devices or media under their control.
Data Storage and Security. The information from your school is held inside the BounceTogether platform, which is hosted within the United Kingdom. Every effort is made to ensure the data held by the Bounce is secure and our reputable hosting provider apply a variety of techniques to ensure the data is kept safe. In terms of the data sharing between the BounceTogether platform and Groupcall XoD, the data is securely uploaded using industry standard SSL encryption and a unique identifier configured in Groupcall XoD ensures that the information is linked to the correct customer account on Bounce. Groupcall Xporter accesses your school MIS system using credentials that you provide and cannot access it without them. For more information about the security policies that apply to the BounceTogether platform, contact Bounce Together Ltd.
Data Storage and Security. Sensyne Health, our data processor will store personal data from the Excalibur App on behalf of Excalibur Healthcare Services. We will collect and store personal data on your Device using application data caches and browser web storage (including HTML5) and other technology. Any payment transactions carried out by us or our chosen third-party provider of payment processing services will be encrypted using Secured Sockets Layer technology. Where we have given you (or where you have chosen) a password that enables you to access the App, you are responsible for keeping this password confidential. We ask you not to share a password with anyone. We have put in place procedures to deal with any suspected personal data breach and will notify you and any applicable regulator when we are legally required to do so.
Data Storage and Security a. DATA STORAGE. Data sent to the Network (“User Data”) is stored and backed up. Schemaport Products and Services are not intended to be used for the primary storage of your User Data, and doing so is done at the User’s own risk. User Data stored to the Network is stored on Schemaport LLC’s servers and User Data is encrypted during transfer to Schemaport LLC. The Network is designed to work with Devices that are in-use and frequently connected to the Internet.
b. DATA SECURITY. The data stored on the Network is sent securely to the Network and is stored in the Network un-encrypted. Schemaport LLC uses industry standard methods to protect access to your data on a best-effort basis.
Data Storage and Security. 15.1 Potential suppliers must adhere to all industry standards. Guidance is provided by the FSA on standards of Data storage and security and in the following link: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/smallfirms/resources/one_minute_guides/info_gathering/data_security.s html
15.2 Potential suppliers and their CUs must confirm that they will apply minimum industry security standards to all their financial and customer systems and that these will be applied across all the CUs included in their bid.
1 General The following additional documents shall be deemed to be incorporated into the contract. Contractor’s Tender 26 October 2012 Implementation Plan 11 March 2013 2 Performance Requirements In delivering the Services the Contractor acknowledges that it shall be under an obligation to meet the following performance targets and furthermore that failure to meet all or any of the defined such targets, shall entitle the Authority to serve notice to terminate on the Contractor. The following performance targets have been agreed between the Parties; Membership Growth – 794,000 Loan Value Growth - £437,000,000 Deposit Value Growth - £473,000,000 3 Recruitment Through Jobcentre Plus
3.1 One of the key objectives of the Department for Work and Pensions is to move people from welfare into work. DWP has a Great Britain-wide network of Jobcentre Plus offices that provide job broking services for unemployed people. The Contractor is therefore required to notify Jobcentre Plus when recruiting staff for any entry-level job vacancies located within Great Britain, which may arise from the delivery of their contract to the Authority.
3.2 The Contractor is also encouraged to notify Jobcentre Plus of any other vacancies that may arise. The Contractor may in addition use other recruitment methods. 4 Appendices The following appendices form part of this schedule; Appendix A – Contractor’s Anticipated Resource Structure Appendix B – Contractor and Sub-contractor Key Staff Appendix C – Schedule of Approved Sub-contractors Appendix D – List of Management Information Requirements Appendix A – Contractor’s Anticipated Resource Structure Budgeting account automation with on-boarding portal To be confirmed Project Manager 1 Marketing strategy and operations To be confirmed Project Manager 2 New CU Business Model (IADS) To be confirmed Project Manager 3 Cash ISA and Interest based savings To be confirmed Project Manager 4 Mortgages To be confirmed Project Manager 4 CUCA and prepaid development To be co...
Data Storage and Security. All electronic data generated during research activities (e.g. Data recorded by a particular spectrometer or analytical tool) are stored on the equipment itself and/or in secure central servers which can usually exclusively be accessed by the person/group that has recorded the data or relevant collaborators (password protected limited access). Data in lab notebooks will also be recorded in electronic form and backed up regularly to secure against loss or damage of the notebook. All QuIET partners have servers with high security standards enabling data to be stored safely. Maintenance of datasets stored in partners’ servers will be carried out according to each of the partner’s institutions’ backup policy. In addition to that, data is stored and backed-up regularly in portable hard drives for which each Principal Investigator (PI) is responsible. Data will be stored indefinitely, provided that storage space is available to the PI. The amount of data produced is manageable and affordable, as the cost of memory dropped steadily in the past few years. In case of space restrictions, data will be eliminated after 10 years of publication.
