Security for Owner’s Sensitive Information Sample Clauses

Security for Owner’s Sensitive Information. The Owner takes important steps to protect Sensitive Information, by treating Sensitive Information as confidential and encouraging the College’s employees and agents to take care in handling Sensitive Information. The Owner limits access to Sensitive Information to those who need it to perform their jobs. Few, if any, consultants, sub-consultants, contractors, subcontractors and/or their agents (Persons of Interest, “POI’s”) will have the need to have access to Sensitive Data or the Owner’s information technology systems. The Owner’s external service providers also must protect Sensitive Information, and use it to meet only the Owner’s business needs. The v takes steps to protect its computer systems and Sensitive Information from unauthorized access1 and works diligently to comply with applicable information security, data privacy and related laws, rules and regulations. Access may be achieved through direct physical connection into the Owner’s technology infrastructure and/or equipment through cabling and/or other direct physical connection, Personal Devices, and/or other Owner owned or operated networks. Access also may be achieved through indirect access to the Owner’s technology infrastructure, equipment and/or data through remote electronic access, such as the Internet, unsecured/public Wi-Fi networks provided by the Owner, or networks not owned and/or operated by the Owner. PIO’s and other individuals that will require access to the Owner’s technology systems, either through direct physical connection or indirect access, and/or have access to Sensitive Information, will be required to undergo significant screening, reviews and training to assure the security and privacy of the Owner’s systems and information, as well as provide additional cyber-security insurance.