Removable Media and Mobile Media Sample Clauses

Removable Media and Mobile Media. Removable media and mobile media, such as CD-ROMs, memory sticks or laptops are generally prohibited for the storage or transfer of information held by the Register. If an exceptional requirement arises, then any information must be encrypted using FIPS 140-2 or CAPS accredited software used with a 256-bit key and the delivery method must be traceable secure courier service or hand delivery. We recognise that there may be exceptional circumstances to this and if there are any issues of concern please seek advice immediately from the Scottish Government’s Office of Security and Information Assurance (OSIA).
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