Internal Security Policies Sample Clauses

Internal Security Policies. Vendor shall include in its Information Security Safeguards privacy and information security policies in accordance with ISO/IEC 27001:2013 that address the roles and responsibilities of Vendor employees and Vendor Representatives, including both technical and non-technical personnel, who have direct or indirect access to The Hartford Data. Vendor shall document its Information Security Safeguards and keep them current in light of changes in applicable law and best practices.. Vendor information security policies must at a minimum cover: Information Security Policy; Organization of Information Security; Human Resources Security; Asset Management; Access Control; Cryptography;
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Internal Security Policies. The Seller must comply with Xxxxx’s Internal Industrial Security Guidelines when performing work at Buyer’s facility. It is the Seller’s obligation to request the guidelines from Buyer. 24.3.1 The Seller must respect at all times, within Buyer’s plant or on the outside of it, the maximum speed limits set forth by Buyer. The maximum speed limit inside Buyer’s plant is of 20 km/h, and around the plant is of 40 km/h. The breach of this Clause will cause the termination of the Purchase Order. 24.3.2 The Seller is liable for the security of its employees, agents, workers, and/or subordinates. The Seller must establish and reinforce adequate security measures, health and work processes for the executed works, and comply with all applicable security laws and regulations. 24.3.3 Any injury must be immediately reported to Xxxxx’s Shift Manager, as well as to the Security Manager of the facility, together with a complete report of the accident. The Seller must also notify the person who authorized the Order within 24 (twenty four) hours of the injury. 24.3.4 The Seller must use all the necessary methods to adequately protect its personnel and Buyer’s property and adjacent places from any damages, and will indemnify and hold harmless Buyer from all the damages that are caused to its personnel, property, or adjacent places. 24.3.5 The Seller will be liable of any losses caused by its employees, agents, or direct or indirect representatives as a consequence of their acts or omissions during the performance of the services to Buyer or any third party. 24.3.6 The Seller and its employees, agents, and representatives must comply with applicable laws, norms, and rulings, and will indemnify Buyer for any damage caused by its failure to do so. 24.3.7 The Seller must leave its worksite clean and orderly. If the Seller has accumulated trash or debris, the Seller is responsible for disposing of it by the end of each work day. 24.3.8 If the Seller intends to use hazardous materials in delivery of the equipment or performance of the services, such materials should be identified in the specifications or Order and the Seller is responsible for the use, management, handling, and disposal of such hazardous materials and the damage that they may cause.
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