Common use of Security and Recovery Clause in Contracts

Security and Recovery. The Contractor shall maintain risk control procedures to protect against unauthorized access of both computer resources and data to reduce erroneous or fraudulent ICL activities. The Contractor shall further maintain a robust, alternate ICL service resumption plan, which addresses events affecting the Contractor’s site, the STS Data Center and the State’s offices. Such risk control procedures and service resumption plan shall be developed by the Contractor and the State and shall be included in the Operating Procedures described in Section A.2 above. Such plan shall provide for the timeframe(s) and the procedures for resumption of ICL processing in the event of a disaster, which affects the Contractor’s primary service delivery office(s). The plan shall also require the Contractor to coordinate with STS and the State’s Disaster Recovery site vendor to assure the redirection of the ICL communications link to the State’s Disaster Recovery hot site along with any State leased circuits and the availability of encrypted transmission capability to the State Disaster Recovery site due to an event requiring STS to shift State operations to its Disaster Recovery site. The plan shall also include a plan for the physical exchange of ICL files with the State in the event that electronic delivery is not feasible.

Security and Recovery. The Contractor shall maintain risk control procedures to protect against unauthorized access of both computer resources and data to reduce erroneous or fraudulent ICL ACH transfer activities. The Contractor shall further maintain a robust, alternate ICL ACH service resumption plan, which addresses events affecting the Contractor’s site, the STS Data Center and the State’s offices. Such risk control procedures and service resumption plan shall be developed by the Contractor and the State and shall be included in the Operating Procedures described in Section A.2 above. Such plan shall provide for the timeframe(s) and the procedures for resumption of ICL ACH processing in the event of a disaster, which affects the Contractor’s primary service delivery office(s). The plan shall also require the Contractor to coordinate with STS and the State’s Disaster Recovery site vendor to assure the redirection of the ICL ACH communications link to the State’s Disaster Recovery hot site along with any State leased circuits and the availability of encrypted transmission capability to the State Disaster Recovery site due to an event requiring STS to shift State operations to its Disaster Recovery site. The plan shall also include a plan for the physical exchange of ICL ACH files with the State in the event that electronic delivery is not feasible.

Security and Recovery. The Contractor shall maintain risk control procedures to protect against unauthorized access of both computer resources and data to reduce erroneous or fraudulent ICL check or warrant clearing activities. The Contractor shall further maintain a robust, alternate ICL check or warrant clearing service resumption plan, which addresses events affecting the Contractor’s site, the STS Data Center and the State’s offices. Such risk control procedures and service resumption plan shall be developed by the Contractor and the State and shall be included in the Operating Procedures described in Section A.2 above. Such plan shall provide for the timeframe(s) and the procedures for resumption of ICL check processing in the event of a disaster, which affects the Contractor’s primary service delivery office(s). The plan shall also require the Contractor to coordinate with STS and the State’s Disaster Recovery site vendor to assure the redirection of the ICL communications link to the State’s Disaster Recovery hot site along with any State leased circuits and the availability of encrypted transmission capability to the State Disaster Recovery site due to an event requiring STS to shift State operations to its Disaster Recovery site. The plan shall also include a plan for the physical exchange of ICL check and warrant issue files with the State in the event that electronic delivery is not feasible.

Security and Recovery. The Contractor shall maintain risk control procedures to protect against unauthorized access of both computer resources and data to reduce erroneous or fraudulent ICL custodial trade activities. The Contractor shall further maintain a robust, alternate ICL service resumption plan, which addresses events affecting the Contractor’s site, the STS Data Center and the State’s offices. Such risk control procedures and service resumption plan shall be developed by the Contractor and the State and shall be included in the Operating Procedures described in Section A.2 above. Such plan shall provide for the timeframe(s) and the procedures for resumption of ICL custody services and processing in the event of a disaster, which affects the Contractor’s primary service delivery office(s). The plan shall also require the Contractor to coordinate with STS and the State’s Disaster Recovery site vendor to assure the redirection of the ICL custodial trade communications link to the State’s Disaster Recovery hot site along with any State leased circuits and the availability of encrypted transmission capability to the State Disaster Recovery site due to an event requiring STS to shift State operations to its Disaster Recovery site. The plan shall also include a plan for the physical exchange of ICL files custodial trade files, or an alternate communication method with the State State, in the event that electronic delivery is not feasible.