Bring Your Own Device. State Street shall ensure security controls, including, mobile device management (MDM), remote wipe capabilities and encryption must be in place if Client Data can be stored, accessed, transmitted to or from, or used on a personal device. State Street must have policies to ensure State Street personnel maintain the security of these devices.
Bring Your Own Device. DST shall ensure security controls, including, mobile device management (MDM), virtual sandbox, remote wipe capabilities and encryption must be in place if Fund Confidential Information can be stored, accessed, transmitted to or from, or used on a personal device. DST must have policies to ensure DST personnel maintain the security of these devices including requirements around timely updating and patching, password management, current anti-virus/anti-malware and prevention of “jailbreaking” or “rooting” personal devices.
Bring Your Own Device. For your device to be eligible, it must be a compatible device without a lock on your device from your current carrier (“Carrier Lock”). Carrier Locks may be in place if you still owe money to the carrier from whom you purchased your device. For Patriot Mobile to activate your current device with your Number on the Patriot Mobile network, we will need the current account number and PIN where you had cellular service prior to activating with Patriot Mobile. If you have a balance due to your current carrier, you may not be able to port your existing number until that balance is paid in full.
Bring Your Own Device. A student may bring his/her own iPad to school if he/she chooses not to use a District-provided iPad. In this case, to receive District-provided iOS apps, the student must enroll his/her personal device in the District Mobile Device Management System. A student who brings his/her own device is fully responsible for its care and maintenance. Repairing/Replacing Your iPad
Bring Your Own Device. The BYOD program allows students to bring their own computer from home. It is not managed in any way by the school. Students will be required to download a modified image for themselves. They will have access to DET software, such as Microsoft Office through an online Software Centre. • Anti-virus and security software must be provided and managed by the student. Access to our school network will be provided. • The recommended BYOD requirements (laptop specifications) are listed below
Bring Your Own Device. Using the Catalog, the Contractor shall describe how it will provide the ability for PSE users to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and will describe how BYODs will be integrated into the broadband service. APPENDIX B, DEFINITIONS FirstNet – California Broadband Services for Public Safety and Other Qualified Agencies The following terms used in this Agreement unless the context otherwise clearly requires a different construction and interpretation, have the following meaning:
Bring Your Own Device. The Parents warrant that the Pupil will be responsible for any device provided under any Bring Your Own Device scheme and the Pupil will use the device in accordance with the School's relevant rules and policies.
Bring Your Own Device. (BYOD) Always consult the Xxxxxxx State University’s Computer & Network Acceptable Usage Policy (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.edu/oits/Usage-Policy) for up-to-date standards and guidance. In addition, BOR Policy Section 8.0: Standard of the University System of Georgia Information Technology Handbook (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/information_technology_handbook/section8) provides for empowering USG including CSU staff to innovate and work on USG and CSU business more effectively inside and outside the office. Based on research at other enterprises, greater productivity and employee satisfaction should result from establishing a prudent BYOD standard that empowers employees to work on personally-owned devices while protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of USG and CSU data. This standard intends to balance the use of personally-owned devices while preventing USG data from being deliberately or inadvertently stored insecurely on a device or carried over an insecure network where it could potentially be accessed by unauthorized resources. Such a breach could result in loss of information, damage to critical applications, financial loss, and damage to the USG’s public image. Therefore, all users employing a personally-owned device connected to a USG and CSU network, and/or capable of backing up, storing, or otherwise accessing USG data of any type, must adhere to USG and CSU- defined policies, standards, and processes.
Bring Your Own Device. Effective July 1, 2016, bargaining unit members who are not provided a City issued phone may voluntarily participate in the bring your own cell phone portion of the City’s cell phone Administrative Policy #13-01 as such policy is applied city-wide.
Bring Your Own Device. You hereby represent and warrant that we are authorized to access all devices, peripherals and/or computer processing units, including mobile devices (such as notebook computers, smart phones and tablet computers) that are connected to the Environment (collectively, “Devices”), regardless of whether such Devices are owned, leased or otherwise controlled by you. Unless otherwise stated in a SOW, Devices will not receive or benefit from the Services while the devices are detached from, or unconnected to, the Environment. Client is strongly advised to refrain from connecting Devices to the Environment where such devices are not previously known to us and are not expressly covered under a managed service plan from us (“Unknown Devices”). We will not be responsible for the diagnosis or remediation of any issues in the Environment caused by the connection or use of Unknown Devices in the Environment, and we will not be obligated to provide the Services to any Unknown Devices.
