Incident Detection Clause Samples
The Incident Detection clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities for identifying and reporting security incidents or breaches within an organization. It typically requires parties to implement monitoring systems, promptly notify relevant stakeholders upon detection of an incident, and maintain records of such events. This clause ensures that potential threats are recognized and addressed quickly, minimizing damage and supporting compliance with regulatory obligations.
Incident Detection. General Each incident logged by GGO or by Licensor will be allocated an appropriate severity level to it by Licensor, acting reasonably, such that the incident is categorised in terms of the Severity Model described in paragraph 3.1. Priority 1 and Priority 2 Upon detection of any Priority 1 or Priority 2 incident in the Game Platform by either party, the relevant party shall contact the other by the communication format referred to in paragraph 3.5 of this SLA within 30 minutes. All other incidents For all other incidents, each party shall log such incident in accordance with paragraph 3.5 of this SLA.
Incident Detection. Any HCPH staff who become aware of an incident requiring or potentially requiring activation of the ERP are to immediately notify their supervisor. Incidents that meet one or more of the following criteria may potentially lead to activation of the ERP: • Anticipated impact on or involvement of divisions beyond the currently involved division(s), with an expectation for significant, interdivision coordination; • Potential for escalation of either the scope or impact of the incident; • Novel, epidemic or otherwise unique situation that likely requires a greater-than-normal response from HCPH; • Need for resources or support from outside HCPH; • Significant or potentially significant mortality or morbidity; • The incident has required response from other agencies, and it is likely to or has already required response from the local jurisdiction’s health department.
Incident Detection. NTICO has established and maintains a clearly documented operational incident detection capability and incident response program to respond to suspected or known security incidents or system breaches. Incident response plans include methods to protect evidence of activity from alteration or alteration, and to enable the establishment of a chain of custody of evidence.
Incident Detection. Provider must establish and maintain an operational incident detection capability for responding to suspected or known Security Incidents or system breaches, and will develop a clearly documented incident response program, within six (6) months of the date of last signature to this Exhibit B, into its security governance program, which will incorporate a Security Incident response plan including methods to protect evidence of activity from modification or tampering, and to properly allow for the establishment of a chain of custody for evidence.