State and Local Government Activities Sample Clauses

State and Local Government Activities. 3.1. CIS’s ability to perform the Xxxxxx Monitoring Services is subject to CSS and Local Government, as a participating county receiving Services, completing certain activities. CIS’ obligation to perform or to continue to perform Xxxxxx Monitoring Services diminishes to the degree Local Government does not complete required activities. 3.2. Local Government shall provide logistic support in the form of rack space, electricity, Internet connectivity, and any other infrastructure necessary to support communications at its expense. 3.3. Local Government shall provide the following to CIS prior to the commencement of Xxxxxx Monitoring Services and updates during the Services term if the information changes: 3.3.1. Current network diagrams to facilitate analysis of security events on the portion(s) of county’s network being monitored. Network diagrams will need to be revised whenever there is a substantial network change; 3.3.2. In-band access via a secure Internet channel to manage the device(s); 3.3.3. Outbound access via a secure Internet channel for log transmission; 3.3.4. Reasonable assistance to CIS, including, but not limited to, providing all technical information related to the Xxxxxx Monitoring Service reasonably requested by CIS, to enable CIS to perform the Xxxxxx Monitoring Service for the benefit of the county and CSS; 3.3.5. Public and Private IP address ranges including a list of servers being monitored including the type, operating system and configuration information, as well as a list of IP ranges and addresses that are not in use by the county (DarkNet space); 3.3.6. Completed Pre-Installation Questionnaires (PIQ) in the form provided by CIS. The PIQ will need to be revised whenever there is a change that would affect CIS’s ability to provide the Cyber Device Monitoring Services; 3.3.7. A completed Escalation Procedure Form including the name, e-mail address, and 24/7 contact information for all designated Points of Contact (POC); and 3.3.8. The name, email address, and landline, mobile, and pager numbers for all shipping, installation, and security points of contact. 3.4. Local Government shall provide the following with respect to any Device Monitoring Services: 3.4.1. Written notification to CIS SOC (XXX@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx) of changes in hardware or network configuration affecting CIS’s ability to provide Xxxxxx Monitoring Services, in advance (30 calendar days unless not feasible); 3.4.2. Written notification to CIS SOC (XXX@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx...
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