Common use of Security Audits Clause in Contracts

Security Audits. 3.1. DCC shall be entitled to carry out such security audits as it may reasonably deem necessary in order to ensure that the Contractor maintains compliance with the Contractor security policy and the Security Management Plan, the specific security requirements set out in this contract and the Security Controls within this section. 3.2. If, on the basis of evidence provided by such audits, it is DCC’s reasonable opinion that compliance with the Contractor security policy and Security Management Plan, the specific security requirements set out in this contract and/or the Security Controls is not being achieved by the Contractor, then DCC shall notify the Contractor of the same and give the Contractor reasonable time (having regard to the extent and criticality of any non- compliance and any other relevant circumstances) to implement any necessary remedy. DCC may re-audit to verify that adequate remedial action has been taken.

Security Audits. 3.1. DCC shall be entitled to carry out such security audits as it may reasonably deem necessary in order to ensure that the Contractor maintains compliance with the Contractor security policy and the Security Management Plan, the specific security requirements set out in this contract and the Security Controls within this section. 3.2. If, on the basis of evidence provided by such audits, it is DCC’s reasonable opinion that compliance with the Contractor security policy and Security Management Plan, the specific security requirements set out in this contract and/or the Security Controls is not being achieved by the Contractor, then DCC shall notify the Contractor of the same and give the Contractor reasonable time (having regard to the extent and criticality of any non- non-compliance and any other relevant circumstances) to implement any necessary remedy. DCC may re-audit to verify that adequate remedial action has been taken.