Organizing Information Security Sample Clauses

Organizing Information Security. 2.1 Each Party will identify individuals who will be responsible for managing communications and confirming the implementation of and ongoing compliance with these Protocols on behalf of their respective organizations, namely the Accountable Managing Directors, Information Security Leads and Data Protection Officers. These individuals for each Party will be named and set forth in each SOW. 2.2 Any communications related to these Protocols or the Parties’ respective obligations regarding the security and privacy of Client Personal Data should be communicated in writing via e-mail or other written notice to each of the Accountable Managing Directors listed in the applicable SOW. Further, the Accountable Managing Director or their designees will jointly review these Protocols no less frequently than once annually to determine whether any updates or revisions are recommended. 2.3 Any changes to these Protocols are subject to the change control process set forth in the Agreement or the applicable SOW. 2.4 Each Party will be responsible for complying with each control designated as its responsibility in the table below, as the control relates to a Party’s personnel and owned-equipment in its control and used to perform its respec- tive obligations under each applicable SOW. Control Responsible Party Avanade Client
Sample 1
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Organizing Information Security. 2.1 Each Party will identify individuals who will be responsible for managing communications and confirming the implementation of and ongoing compliance with these Protocols on behalf of their respective organizations, namely the Ac- countable Managing Directors, Information Se- curity Leads and Data Protection Officers. These individuals for each Party will be named in the SOW. 2.2 Any communications related to these Protocols or the Parties’ respective obligations regarding 2.3 Any changes to these Protocols are subject to the change control process set forth in the SOW. 2.4 Each Party will be responsible for complying with each control designated as its responsibil- ity in the table below, as the control relates to a Party’s personnel and owned-equipment in its control and used to perform its respective obli- gations under the SOW. Control Responsible Party Avanade Client
Sample 1
Organizing Information Security. 2.1 Each party will identify individuals who will be responsible for managing communications and confirming the implementation of and ongoing compliance with these Protocols on behalf of their respective organizations, namely the Accountable Managing Directors, Information Security Leads and Data Protection Officers. 2.2 Any communications related to these Protocols or the parties’ respective obligations regarding the security and privacy of Client Personal Data should be communicated in writing via e- mail or other written notice to each of the Accountable Managing Directors listed in this Agreement. 2.3 Any changes to these Protocols are subject to the change control process set forth in the Agreement. 2.4 Each party will be responsible for complying with each control designated as its responsibility in the table below, as the control relates to a party’s personnel and owned- equipment in its control and used to perform its respective obligations under this Agreement.
Sample 1

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