Common use of Protection of Utility Data Clause in Contracts

Protection of Utility Data. During the term of this Agreement, Licensee may have access to CPS Energy’s geodatabase electronic records of Pole locations, strand and underground routes, substation locations, and other pertinent information related to CPS Energy’s electric distribution system. Such electronic records consist of proprietary and confidential CPS Energy information related to critical infrastructure and shall be treated as confidential by Licensee and protected from public disclosure. Licensee shall implement physical and cybersecurity measures to protect the geodatabase information from public disclosure, theft, and widespread internal distribution in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s “Start with Security” cybersecurity guidelines.

Protection of Utility Data. During the term of this Agreement, Licensee may have access to CPS Energy’s geodatabase electronic records of Pole locations, strand and underground routes, substation locations, and other pertinent information related to CPS Energy’s electric distribution system. Such electronic records consist of proprietary and confidential CPS Energy information related to critical infrastructure and shall be treated as confidential by Licensee and protected from public disclosure. Licensee shall implement physical and cybersecurity measures to protect the geodatabase information from public disclosure, theft, and widespread internal distribution distribution, such as the best practices outlined in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s “Start with Security” cybersecurity guidelines.

Protection of Utility Data. During the term of this Agreement, Licensee may have access to CPS Energy’s geodatabase electronic records of Pole locations, strand and underground routes, substation locations, and other pertinent information related to CPS Energy’s electric distribution system. Such electronic records consist of proprietary and confidential CPS Energy information related to critical infrastructure and shall be treated as confidential by Licensee and protected from public disclosuredisclosure except to the extent required by applicable law or by order of a governmental authority having jurisdiction. Licensee shall implement physical and cybersecurity reasonable security measures to protect the geodatabase information from public disclosure, theft, and widespread internal distribution in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s “Start with Security” cybersecurity guidelinesdistribution.

Protection of Utility Data. During the term of this Agreement, Licensee may have access to CPS Energy’s geodatabase electronic records of Pole locations, strand and underground routes, substation locations, and other pertinent information related to CPS Energy’s electric distribution system. Such electronic records consist of proprietary and confidential CPS Energy information related to critical infrastructure and shall be treated as confidential by Licensee and protected from public disclosure. Licensee shall implement physical and cybersecurity measures to protect the geodatabase information from public disclosure, theft, and widespread internal distribution distribution, such as the best practices outlined in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s “Start with Security” cybersecurity guidelines.

Protection of Utility Data. During the term of this Agreement, each party Licensee may have access to CPS Energy’s geodatabase electronic records of Pole locations, strand and underground routes, substation locations, and other pertinent information related to CPS Energy’s electric electricthe other party’s distribution system. Such electronic records consist of proprietary and confidential CPS Energy information related to critical infrastructure and shall be treated as confidential by Licensee the receiving partyLicensee and protected from public disclosure. Licensee shall implement physical and cybersecurity measures to protect the geodatabase information from public disclosure, theft, and widespread internal distribution in compliance with the Federal Trade Commission’s “Start with Security” cybersecurity guidelines.