Common use of Privileged Account Management Clause in Contracts

Privileged Account Management. ▪When an employee leaves the company, the account and password are immediately revoked. ▪Privileged accounts have an individual username and password that is not shared. ▪Accounts are reviewed on a yearly basis to ensure that out-of-date or unknown accounts do not exist. ▪Unique username and passwords are used to authenticate. ▪Security management controls the addition, deletion, and modification of IDs. ▪Information security management (a) does not permit group passwords, (b) requires the minimum length of at least 7 character passwords, (c) requires passwords not be found in any commonly used dictionary, and (d) requires password choice to contain at least 1 number or 1 symbol.

Privileged Account Management. ▪When an employee leaves the company, the account and password are immediately revoked. ▪Privileged accounts have an individual username and password that is not shared. ▪Accounts are reviewed on a yearly basis to ensure that out-of-date or unknown accounts do not exist. ▪Unique username and passwords are used to authenticate. ▪Security management controls the addition, deletion, and modification of IDs. ▪Information security management (a) does not permit group passwords, (b) requires the minimum length of at least 7 character passwords, (c) requires passwords not be found in any commonly used dictionary, and (d) requires password choice to contain at least 1 number or number, 1 alpha character, and 1 symbol.