Secure Configuration Sample Clauses
Secure Configuration. Smarsh will use the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmarks for its secure baseline configurations. Smarsh will use secure configuration management tools to alert of changes to baseline configurations.
Secure Configuration. Soundtrap maintains all student data in a secure digital environment and hosts data in an environment using a firewall updated according to industry standards. Soundtrap actively manages the configuration of both network and end user devices to ensure the security of student data. Data is currently stored in the U.S. and EU. As we expand our client base and improve our services, we may also store data in Asia.
Secure Configuration. 4.1. An inventory will be kept of all IT hardware and software currently in use at the school, including mobile phones and other personal devices provided by the school. This will be stored in the SBM office and will be audited on a termly basis to ensure it is up-to-date.
4.2. Any changes to the IT hardware or software will be documented using the inventory, and will be authorised by the ICT technician before use.
4.3. All systems will be audited on a termly basis to ensure the software is up-to- date. Any new versions of software or new security patches will be added to systems, ensuring that they do not affect network security, and will be recorded on the inventory.
4.4. Any software that is out-of-date or reaches ‘end of life’ will be removed from systems, i.e. when suppliers end their support for outdated products, such that any security issues will not be rectified by suppliers.
4.5. All hardware, software and operating systems will require passwords for individual users before use. Passwords will be changed on a termly basis to prevent access to facilities which could compromise network security.
4.6. The school believes that locking down hardware, such as through strong passwords, is an effective way to prevent access to facilities by unauthorised users. This is detailed in section 6 of this policy.
Secure Configuration. Comcast shall employ secure hardening standards for all systems and applications. In addition, Comcast shall use baseline configuration tools to confirm that critical system files (including sensitive system and application executables, libraries, and configurations) have not been altered and enforce the configuration settings on a scheduled basis
Secure Configuration. ICT systems and devices shall be configured to reduce the level of inherent vulnerabilities and provide only the services required to fulfil their role.