Disaster Recovery and Backup. The Solution shall enable processes such as disaster recovery, rollbacks, and version control.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. Supplier will implement ---------------------------- within twelve (12) months after the Effective Time a written disaster recovery plan for Computing Devices at the Facility (prior to such time, Supplier will follow such disaster recovery plans and policies in the process of being, debarred under 21 U.S.C. (S) 335a(a) or (b). Furthermore, neither Supplier nor any of its officers, employees, or consultants has been convicted of an offense under either federal or place at the Effective Time). Thereafter, Supplier will maintain and update such plan as required to reflect changes in the computing environment at the Facility, and will test the plan annually. GWI will have [*] = CERTAIN INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE OMITTED PORTIONS. the right to receive a copy of Supplier's disaster recovery plan upon request. In the event of a disaster affecting the Facility, Supplier will execute the disaster recovery plan. Supplier also agrees to implement appropriate data backup and recovery procedures, including off-site backups for the Data.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. CorVel will use reasonable efforts to perform nightly backups of essential data on its web servers and database servers. CorVel has implemented third party backup and restoration technology to enable high speed recovery of data. CorVel utilizes redundant load balanced Win 2000 servers for 24x7, 365 day access, except for regularly scheduled system maintenance and upgrade processes. SQL Server databases are hosted on clustered servers offering fall-over capability, redundant communication links, and load balanced application servers. Backup tapes are restored into a test environment not less than quarterly to confirm validity of backups. The CareMC Site has redundant inbound Internet and Intranet connectivity.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. PHEAA shall provide automated system and procedural controls to verify and maintain the integrity of Owner data. PHEAA shall promptly regenerate any lost, erased or destroyed data within seventy-two (72) hours. PHEAA shall provide for the physical security of its computer processing and record retention systems and shall maintain a comprehensive disaster recovery plan. The plan shall provide for the computer processing and record retention systems used to provide services hereunder and standards for the resumption of services set forth in this Agreement in the event of a disruption in service. In the event of a declared emergency where PHEAA’s computer operations must be relocated to the PHEAA disaster recovery hot site, operations shall be resumed within seventy-two (72) hours. Within thirty (30) days from the date of this Agreement, PHEAA shall provide Owner with a written disaster recovery plan overview incorporating the foregoing procedures.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. The Solution shall enable processes such as disaster recovery, rollbacks, and version control. SentinelOne Response: Singularity XDR supports these requirements and can be validated in our ISO27001 and SOC2 reports.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. As part of ClockOn SaaS, ClockOn disaster recovery is in place, including back up of all data automatically and in real time. This will ensure that the latest version of the data backup will be used to restore the services in case of a disaster.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. As part of the Services, CSC shall perform the disaster recovery, back-up and data storage services as described in the provisions of any Exhibit or Work Assignment.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. The Service Provider will maintain a disaster recovery and business continuity plan for all technology, operational, financial, human or other resources reasonably required to provide the Services in accordance with the BCLC Services Manual. Each Operating Year as part of the Annual Business Plan, the Service Provider will provide the Corporation with an executive summary of the Service Provider’s then-current version of the disaster recovery and business continuity plan, and will revise it to adequately address concerns that the Corporation raises with the Service Provider. The Service Provider will perform disaster recovery and business continuity tests as required by the BCLC Services Manual.
Disaster Recovery and Backup. The Solution shall enable processes such as disaster recovery, rollbacks, and version control. Google Data Center Operations teams manage a robust business continuity planning (BCP) program targeted toward the probable business impacting events based on the region, environmental concerns, and business risks specific to Google-managed data centers. Business continuity planning is a continuous process. Plans are reviewed, and updated at least annually. Each site has developed specific BCP testing plans to exercise. Testing occurs monthly, for a total of 12 different types of tests conducted throughout the year for each global site. Each site retains both online (digital) and offline (paper) BCP materials to ensure that execution of plans can be performed regardless of network availability. These materials may be observed during an on-site audit at a Google facility. For BCM specifically for Google Cloud Platform, this is a shared responsibility between the customer and Google. Google maintains documented SLAs and commitments here: xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/terms/sla/ and we’re encouraged to work with our implementation specialists to architect a resilient service meeting our customer’s specific needs. The State of Florida Department of Management Services May 2023
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