Firewall Management Sample Clauses

Firewall Management. Firewall management processes must be documented and meet industry standards. Any files containing Client Data on a system connected to the internet must be protected with up to date, industry standard, firewall protections and operating system security patches designed to maintain integrity and security of the Client Data.
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Firewall Management. The management of firewalls includes: o Configuration of rules for NAT, access, users' login, etc. o Troubleshooting problems with the firewall HP-OMS RESPONSIBILITIES o Provide deliverables as mentioned above o Ensure that the Security Policies are followed o Periodic changes to Secure Remote password for Secure Remote users o Maintain the latest security patches o Provide connectivity from any Customer Site to any Customer Site ("full mesh") o Manage and maintain the Gateway anti virus connectivity and functionality o Take all measure available by the Firewall (checkpoint) in use to enforce the security policy last approved by the parties. o Allow Customer to perform security audits in accordance with the AGREEMENT, SECTION [10.10] (AUDIT RIGHTS). PORTIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT HAVE BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT FROM THE SEC Exhibit A - Service Description JOINT RESPONSIBILITIES o HP-OMS and the Customer will agree on a Change Request process for firewall changes, including a list of authorized requestors and approval personnel.
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Firewall Management. The firewall management service provides an enterprise class firewall, configured, managed and updated. The Supplier will provide five changes per month free of charge. Additional changes may be subject to a charge. An annual rule audit will be performed by the Supplier in consultation with the Customer to ensure rules are relevant. Redundant rules will be deleted. Charging is per firewall device with a minimum term of 36 months.
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Firewall Management. CMS shall: The Non-CMS Organization shall:
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Firewall Management. 2.3.1 The Firewall Management pricing is based on the Resource Volume Baselines contained in Exhibit C-1.
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Firewall Management. ACS shall provide firewall management Services including firewall engineering and management and access control list engineering and management in compliance with Symetra’s policies and standards. The following table identifies roles and responsibilities associated with the firewall management Services. 1. Recommend best practice firewall policies X 2. Develop Symetra specific firewall polices X 3. Approve firewall polices X 4. Provide Services in conformance to firewall policies X 5. Perform firewall engineering and firewall security design X 6. Assess firewall security and propose alternative security designs X 7. Review and approve firewall security designs X
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Firewall Management. The service provider provides service to the user with hardware firewall; such service has basic functions of firewall such as multiple filter, access control and security log. Based on the accurate Firewall Management Service Application submitted by the user and with the cooperation of the user, the service provider shall complete configuration (including installation and test run of firewall equipment and security policy configuration) within 5 working days and issue Firewall Management Service Activation Notice to the user. If the user has any dissent with the configuration, examination requirement shall be made to the service provider within 3 days after receiving the aforementioned notice based on the Firewall Management Service Application, “Firewall Management Information Base” of the service provider and relevant “Firewall Policy Documents”. If the user fails to raise written objection within 3 working days after receiving the aforementioned notice, the configuration is deemed to have been completed and qualified. The service provider shall issue a monthly Firewall Management Service Report, which includes firewall operation conditions, maintenance and upgrade notification. If the user has any dissent with such service, written application to inquire about various statistics within the report period shall be submitted to the service provider within one week after receiving the Firewall Management Service Report, the service provider shall make investigation within 3 days after receiving the written application based on the Firewall Management Service Application, “Firewall Management Information Base” of the service provider and relevant “Firewall Policy Documents”. If the user fails to raise objections against the report within such period, the service deemed to be qualified within the report period. The service provider and the user acknowledge that network security cannot be fully guaranteed no matter how strictly-prevented the firewall is, nor can the service provider guarantee that the firewall service will never be ineffective. The service provider will maintain the effectiveness of the firewall with its best efforts.
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