IT Physical Security and Access Control Sample Clauses

IT Physical Security and Access Control. ‌ The vendor must establish processes and procedures for physical access to and control of their own facilities that are, at a minimum, consistent with relevant industry-specific best practices. Vendor employees are expected to: ▪ Comply with facility access procedures, using procedures such as sign-in/sign-out requirements and use of assigned ID badges. ▪ Scan ID badges, where applicable, at any secure door and/or entrance and exit gates, including any door or gate that may already be open. ▪ Refrain from using recordable media in conjunction with County-owned equipment. ▪ Comply with check-in/check-out requirements for materials and/or equipment. ▪ Adhere to the facility’s established emergency, safety and evacuation procedures. ▪ Report any unsafe conditions to the facility’s safety representative. ▪ Report any access violations or security threats to the facility’s local security administrator.
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. The vendor must establish processes and procedures for physical access to and control of their own facilities that are, at a minimum, consistent with relevant industry-specific best practices. Vendor employees are expected to:
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. The Contractor shall establish processes and procedures that are, at a minimum, consistent with best practices. Contractor employees are expected to:  Comply with facility access procedures, including sign-in/sign-out requirements and use of assigned ID badges  Scan ID badges at any secure door and/or entrance and exit gates, including any door or gate that may already be open  Refrain from using recordable media in conjunction with County-owned equipment  Comply with sign-in/sign-out requirements for materials and/or equipmentAdhere to a facility’s established emergency, safety and evacuation procedures  Report any unsafe conditions to the facility’s Department Safety Representative (DSR)  Report any access violations or security threats to the facility’s Local Security Administrator (LSA)
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. The vendor must establish processes and procedures for physical access to and control of their own facilities that are, at a minimum, consistent with relevant industry-specific best practices. Vendor employees are expected to: DocuSign Envelope ID: 2464DB96-258B-4365-A0E3-C78AF6EEDFF7 ▪ Comply with facility access procedures, using procedures such as sign-in/sign-out requirements and use of assigned ID badges. ▪ Scan ID badges, where applicable, at any secure door and/or entrance and exit gates, including any door or gate that may already be open. ▪ Refrain from using recordable media in conjunction with County-owned equipment. ▪ Comply with check-in/check-out requirements for materials and/or equipment. ▪ Adhere to the facility’s established emergency, safety and evacuation procedures. ▪ Report any unsafe conditions to the facility’s safety representative. ▪ Report any access violations or security threats to the facility’s local security administrator.
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. 27 The vendor shall establish processes and procedures that are, at a minimum, consistent with best 28 practices. 29 30 Vendor employees are expected to: 32 ▪ Comply with facility access procedures, including sign-in/sign-out requirements and use
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. The Contractor must establish processes and procedures for physical access to and control of the ir own facilities that are, at a minimum, consistent with relevant industry-specific best practices. Contractor employees are expected to:  Comply with facility access procedures, using procedures such as sign-in/sign-out requirements and use of assigned ID badges.  Scan ID badges, where applicable, at any secure door and/or entrance and exit gates, including any door or gate that may already be open.  Refrain from using recordable media in conjunction with County-owned equipment.  Comply with check-in/check-out requirements for materials and/or equipment.  Adhere to the facility’s established emergency, safety and evacuation procedures.  Report any unsafe conditions to the facility’s safety representative.  Report any access violations or security threats to the facility’s local security administrator.
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IT Physical Security and Access Control. 17 The vendor shall establish processes and procedures that are, at a minimum, consistent with best 18 practices. 19 20 Vendor employees are expected to: 22 ▪ Comply with facility access procedures, including sign-in/sign-out requirements and use 23 of assigned ID badges 24 ▪ Scan ID badges at any secure door and/or entrance and exit gates, including any door or 25 gate that may already be open 26 ▪ Refrain from using recordable media in conjunction with County-owned equipment 27 ▪ Comply with sign-in/sign-out requirements for materials and/or equipment
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