Common use of Notification of Security Incidents Clause in Contracts

Notification of Security Incidents. If the Supplier becomes aware that there has been a Security Incident, the Supplier must immediately: (a) notify the Customer and, for Security Incidents that are classified by the Customer as having a major or potentially major impact or where otherwise directed by the Customer, also notify the Contract Authority where this Agreement is made pursuant to a MICTA; and (b) provide to the Customer, to the extent known at the time, the date of the Security Incident and a description of the Security Incident.

Notification of Security Incidents. ‌ If the Supplier becomes aware that there has been a Security Incident, the Supplier must immediately: (a) notify the Customer and, for Security Incidents that are classified by the Customer as having a major or potentially major impact or where otherwise directed by the Customer, also notify the Contract Authority where this Agreement is made pursuant to a MICTA; andand‌ (b) provide to the Customer, to the extent known at the time, the date of the Security Incident and a description of the Security Incident.

Notification of Security Incidents. ‌ If the Supplier becomes aware that there has been a Security IncidentIncident within their organisation that may impact services pursuant to this Agreement, the Supplier must immediately: (a) notify the Customer and, for Security Incidents that are classified by the Customer as having a major or potentially major impact or where otherwise directed by the Customer, also notify the Contract Authority where this Agreement is made pursuant to a MICTA; andand‌ (b) provide to the Customer, to the extent known at the time, the date of the Security Incident and a description of the Security Incident.