Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems Sample Clauses

Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems. The PMA acknowledges that the use of unsecured telecommunications, including the Internet, to transmit individually identifiable, bidder identifiable or deducible information derived from the shared file(s) is prohibited. Further, the PMA agrees that the data must not be physically moved, transmitted, or disclosed in any way from or by the Data Custodians’ site(s) to an entity not listed on the IEA or DRA without written approval from CMS unless such movement, transmission or disclosure is required by a law. For example, CMS expects the PMA to, at minimum: Protect PII and PHI that is furnished by CMS under this Agreement from loss, theft or inadvertent disclosure; Ensure that laptops and other electronic devices/media containing PII or PHI are encrypted and password-protected; and, Send emails containing PII or PHI only if encrypted and being sent to and being received by e-mail addresses of persons authorized to receive such information. CMS reserves the right to conduct onsite inspections to monitor compliance with this Agreement and the corresponding DRA until such time CMS Data is destroyed and/or the CMS DRA is terminated. In signing this agreement and the corresponding DRA, the PMA attests that the requested data will be maintained, used, and disclosed only in a manner that is in accordance with the requirements of this agreement and the corresponding CMS DRA.
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Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems. All Members or subcontractors who participate in sharing sensitive data during the course of their participation in Institute activities will be required to certify that they meet the NC State Security & Compliance unit’s information security standards through an annual verification process.
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Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems. The PMA acknowledges that the use of unsecured telecommunications, including the Internet, to transmit individually identifiable, bidder identifiable or deducible information derived from the shared file(s) is prohibited. Further, the PMA agrees that the data must not be physically moved, transmitted, or disclosed in any way from or by the Data Custodians’ site(s) to an entity not listed on the IEA or DRA without written approval from CMS unless such movement, transmission or disclosure is required by a law. For example, CMS expects the PMA to, at minimum: Protect PII and PHI that is furnished by CMS under this Agreement from loss, theft or inadvertent disclosure; Ensure that laptops and other electronic devices/media containing PII or PHI are encrypted and password-protected; and, Send emails containing PII or PHI only if encrypted and being sent to and being received by e-mail addresses of persons authorized to receive such information.
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Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems. All Members or subcontractors who participate in sharing sensitive data during the course of their participation in Institute activities will be required to certify that they meet the NC State Security & Compliance unit’s information security standards through an annual verification process. The Institute must engage in a multifaceted, risk-based activity involving management and operational personnel to categorize the security of Institute information and information systems, as described by FIPS Publication 199. Subsequent to the security categorization process, the Institute must select an appropriate set of security controls for its information systems that satisfies the minimum security requirements set forth in the Institute’s Information Security Requirements. The selected set of security controls must include one of three, appropriately tailored security control baselines from NIST Special Publication 800-53 that are associated with the designated impact levels of the organizational information systems as determined during the security categorization process. For low-impact information systems, the Institute must, at a minimum, employ appropriately tailored security controls from the low baseline of security controls defined in NIST Special Publication 800-53 and must ensure that the minimum assurance requirements associated with the low baseline are satisfied. For moderate-impact information systems, the Institute must, at a minimum, employ appropriately tailored security controls from the moderate baseline of security controls defined in NIST Special Publication 800-53 and must ensure that the minimum assurance requirements associated with the moderate baseline are satisfied. For high-impact information systems, the Institute must, at a minimum, employ appropriately tailored security controls from the high baseline of security controls defined in NIST Special Publication 800-53 and must ensure that the minimum assurance requirements associated with the high baseline are satisfied. The Institute must employ all security controls in the respective security control baselines unless specific exceptions are allowed based on the tailoring guidance provided in NIST Special Publication 800-53.
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