Secure/Remote Access Sample Clauses

Secure/Remote Access. All access and use of the Service must be made via a secure network and secure authentication methods. Use of the Service by remote access is allowed unless otherwise stated on the Order Form. Customer will strictly limit any remote access to its Authorized Users through the use of secure methods of user verification. Customer will promptly notify ProQuest if Xxxxxxxx believes security has been compromised. Posting or sharing of passwords, or otherwise enabling access for the benefit of non-subscribing institutions or users, is strictly prohibited.
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Secure/Remote Access. All access and use of the Service must be made via a secure network and secure authentication methods. Use of the Service by remote access is allowed unless otherwise stated on the Order Form. Customer will strictly limit any remote access to its Authorized Users through the use of secure methods of user verification. Customer will promptly notify ProQuest if Xxxxxxxx believes security has been compromised. Posting or sharing of passwords, or otherwise enabling access for the benefit of non-subscribing institutions or 3. Accès sécurisé/accès à distance. Tout accès au service ou usage du service doit être effectué via une connexion et des méthodes d’authentification sécurisées. L’usage du service via une connexion à distance est autorisé sauf stipulation contraire sur le Formulaire de commande. Le Client limitera strictement tout accès à distance à ses seuls Utilisateurs autorisés grâce à l’usage de méthodes sécurisées de vérification des utilisateurs. Le Client notifiera promptement ProQuest s’il pense que la sécurité a été compromise. La publication ou le partage de mots de passe ainsi que tout autre action permettant users, is strictly prohibited. l’accès au service à des institutions ou à des utilisateurs non abonnés sont strictement interdits.
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Secure/Remote Access. The KSC Secure Remote Access Services (SRAS) subsystem is a collection of remote access services that permit access to the KSC/NASA IT infrastructure from locations external to the Center. These remote access services include basic dial-in modem access service via analog Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)/ISDN digital lines and redundant dial-in servers (Cisco 37xx class routers with single PRI interfaces), a limited services functionality Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) based Virtual Private Networking (VPN) solution using the Agency standard web browsers as access clients (using redundant Juniper Networks Access 6000 series SSL VPN gateways), and an Internet Protocol Security (IPSEC) client based VPN gateway services using a set of redundant Cisco 3000 series VPN concentrators. This IPSEC client based service provides both full remote host connectivity, as well as a subset of that connectivity to certain remote user groups, based on group access profiles, and ultimately will perform full remote client configuration auditing via network admission control agents. This full VPN client is supported in Windows, MacOS X, and Linux environments. A redundant Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) system, based on the Juniper/Funk Global Enterprise Edition RADIUS software application running on Intel based server platforms, provides basic DHCP, account logging, and pass-through authentication functions for these SRAS components. Secondary support servers providing Microsoft (MS) Windows Internet Naming Services (WINS) and Domain Name Services are also functional within this subsystem. A two-factor authentication system based on the COTS RSA Security SecurID hardware tokens and redundant ACE servers running on Solaris based servers provides two factor authentication for the SRAS servers. Although this system primarily provides authentication for the SRAS components, it also provides strong authentication for selected systems across the Center, such as the KSC “TechDoc” document management system. Ultimately, this system will be passing the authentication requests to either the NASA Consolidated Active Directory (NCAD) or Agency Enterprise Authentication systems for final user authentications/authorization. These two-factor strong authentication services are also utilized with the on-board ACE Server TACACS+ server daemon built into the redundant ACE Servers to provide centralized strong network authentication to the individual components of the Network Sec...
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Secure/Remote Access. (…) Use of the Service by remote access is allowed (…) Online posting of passwords, or otherwise enabling access for the benefit of non‐subscribing institutions or users, is strictly prohibited. […] Exhibit A: Permitted Uses
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Secure/Remote Access. Secure Remote Access Services are NuArx Services that enable Users to connect to corporate Workstations from physical locations outside a Site. Secure Remote Access software may be installed on up to three (3) Workstations per Site, for the purpose of connecting Users to the Customer Workstations at that Site.
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Secure/Remote Access. Third Party shall employ two-factor authentication for all remote access to internal and confidential information and systems.
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