Common use of Entry control Clause in Contracts

Entry control. The rooms in which personal data are processed or data processing systems are installed may not be freely accessible. They must be locked when employees are away. Entry authorizations must be assigned in a regulated procedure on a need-to-know basis and are generally monitored in terms of whether they are necessary. Rooms in which data processing systems (datacenter, server, network distributor, etc.) are located must have particular entry protections and may be accessible only to employees in IT administration (management, if necessary). Alternately, the devices must be stored in suitable and locked cabinets. Visitors and non-company individuals must be registered in a documented procedure and monitored while visiting the offices.

Entry control. The rooms in which personal data are processed or data processing systems are installed may not be freely accessible. They must be locked when employees are away. Entry authorizations must be assigned in a regulated procedure on a need-to-know basis and are generally monitored in terms of whether they are necessary. Rooms in which data processing systems (datacenter, server, network distributor, etc.) are located must have particular entry protections and may be accessible only to employees in IT administration (management, if necessary). Alternately, the devices must be stored in suitable and locked cabinets. Visitors and non-company individuals must be registered in a documented procedure and monitored while visiting the officesoffices.