Security – General. Concessionaire shall be responsible for fully complying with any and all applicable present or future rules, regulations, restrictions, ordinances, statutes, Laws or orders of any federal, state or local governmental entity regarding airfield security.
Security – General. 8.1 The Data Controller will not contract services from Data Processors unable or unwilling to comply with the terms of this Agreement and reserves the right to terminate the contract if either party is unable to agree necessary amendments in future.
8.2 The Data Processor shall not under any circumstances share, disclose or otherwise reveal NHS information (in whole or in part) to any individual, business or other organisation (3rd party) not directly involved in delivery of the contracted service without the explicit written consent of the Data Controller.
8.3 The Data Processor shall notify the Data Controller immediately of any untoward incidents or activities that suggest non-compliance with any of the terms of this Agreement. This includes ‘near miss’ situations even if no actual damage to or loss - or inappropriate disclosure of NHS information results.
8.4 The Data Processor shall indemnify the Data Controller against and compensate for any loss (financial or otherwise) that the Data Controller sustains due to any failure by the Data Processor or employees or sub-contractors to act in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and relevant legislation.
Security – General. The Borrower undertakes the following in respect of the Secured Property:
a) The Borrower must sign and deliver any documentation which FFNZ may reasonably require to ensure the perfection of its security referred to in clauses 5.0 and 6.0 and the Borrower agrees to indemnify and hold harmless (and will continue to hold harmless) FFNZ in respect of any costs incurred by FFNZ in registering, perfecting or maintaining such security and/or exercising any rights including any rights FFNZ may have.
b) The Borrower must:
i) store all goods that are part of the Collateral at the address of the Borrower shown in the Initial Disclosure Statement;
ii) care for and maintain and repair any damage to the Secured Property;
iii) replace with other Collateral of a similar nature and value any of the Collateral that may be destroyed or lost or may cease to exist;
iv) comply with all laws relating to the ownership and use of the Secured Property; and
v) allow us to inspect the Secured Property provided we first give you 24 hours’ written notice.
c) The Borrower must not:
i) do anything that could adversely affect your rights of ownership in the Secured Property;
ii) dispose of the Secured Property by way of sale, or gift or lease;
iii) allow someone else to have possession of the Secured Property;
iv) destroy, damage, endanger or disassemble the Secured Property;
v) conceal or hide the Secured Property from FFNZ;
vi) grant any other security of the Secured Property or allow any lien to be created over it;
vii) take the Secured Property out of New Zealand; and
viii) use the Secured Property for any dangerous or illegal activity or for any purpose for which it was not intended.
d) If you install or fix anything to any Secured Property then that thing becomes part of the Secured Property and subject to the security granted by you under the Agreement.
e) We have the right to take possession of any Collateral if this is required to enable us to perfect our Security Interest.
f) If any Collateral has been acquired for business purposes, the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 does not apply.
g) We may, at all reasonable times, either personally or by agents, enter upon your premises to inspect the Secured Property.
h) In consideration for the Lender advancing the Initial Unpaid Balance and any further advances to you in the future, the securities granted in the Agreement that concern your present and future accounts receivable, and present and future rights to any accounts receivable, t...
Security – General. 22 3.2.4.2 Scope Exclusions.............................................. 22 3.2.4.3 Responsibilities.............................................. 22 3.2.4.4 Periodic Password Changes..................................... 23 3.2.4.5
Security – General. The main task of Security Management is to assure that access to Customer Data and systems are granted to authorize Customer Employees and Contractors and HP-OMS Personnel only. HP-OMS will comply and mutually enforce with the Customer, the Security Policy that had been defined by the Customer prior to Commencement Date. Changes to the Security Policy will be done by Change Management Process only. HP-OMS MAINTAINS THE FOLLOWING SERVER SECURITY CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SERVER MANAGEMENT: INTERNET: Server directly connected to the public Internet, hosting Internet applications such as a Web Server or a Mail Server. By definition, this server is also considered as Stringent. STRINGENT: The confidentiality of the data is "highly sensitive", or access to the server includes "limited" or "public" access. BASELINE: All non-stringent servers managed by HP-OMS are considered to require baseline security. All servers are classified into one of these server security classifications and the security rules and guidelines are applied accordingly. Additional security rules defined by the Customer are optional and must not contradict those provided by HP-OMS.
Security – General. 8.1 The I&ES CCG will not contract services from contractors unable or unwilling to comply with the terms of this Agreement and reserves the right to terminate the contract if either party is unable to agree necessary amendments in future.
8.2 The WSCCG shall not under any circumstances share, disclose or otherwise reveal NHS Information (in whole or in part) to any individual, business or other organisation not directly involved in delivery of the contracted service without the explicit written consent of the I&ES CCG.
8.3 The WSCCG shall notify the I&ES CCG immediately of any incidents or activities that suggest non-compliance with any of the terms of this Agreement. This includes ‘near miss’ situations even if no actual damage to or loss or inappropriate disclosure of NHS Information results.
Security – General. The Handling Company shall ensure that the members of its staff are fully professional and honest. The handling company shall ascertain that they have not incurred judicial or administrative convictions. The Handling Company agrees to provide staff with training with respect to security measures on stations. During its assignment, the Handling Company agrees to require the members of its staff to comply with all police, Airport Authority and customs formalities and with the Carriers security measures. In the event of a default, The Handling Company shall advise the Carriers thereof immediately. Czech Airlines Handling, a.s./
Security – General. 13.1. ZELO warrants that:
a. it complies with, and will continue to comply with the requirements of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards and during the Term of this Agreement, ZELO will maintain PCI DSS Compliance;
b. it will take all reasonable administrative, technical and physical processes to prevent:
I. loss of, damage to and unauthorised access to or use or disclosure of Merchant Data or Customer Data;
II. intrusions, viruses, trojan horses, worms and other Malicious Code which may negatively affect the operation of the Services, or compromise the security of Merchant Data or Customer Data.
13.2. For the avoidance of doubt, XXXX is not able to fully guarantee that the security measures put in place by ZELO to protect the Services, Merchant Data and Customer Data can never be compromised or circumvented by unauthorized or unlawful activities of third parties.
Security – General. The Data Processors shall not under any circumstances share, disclose or otherwise reveal NHS Information (in whole or in part) to any individual, business or other organisation (3rd party) unless explicitly covered by the Data Processing Agreement or by seeking explicit written consent of the Data Controller.
Security – General. Security General is a partnership owned by the Company's founding directors and the Company's chief financial officer. Security General owns a 6.67% interest in an insurance company which provides property, casualty and worker compensation insurance to the Company and its subsidiaries.
