Cyber Dependencies Clause Samples

The Cyber Dependencies clause defines the obligations and expectations regarding the use of third-party digital systems, platforms, or services that are essential to the performance of the contract. It typically outlines which cyber resources are relied upon, the standards for their security and reliability, and the procedures to follow in the event of a cyber incident or service disruption. By clearly identifying these dependencies, the clause helps allocate risk and responsibility between the parties, ensuring that both are aware of potential vulnerabilities and have agreed on how to address related issues.
Cyber Dependencies. We show next the degradation profile obtained when an element that has a cyber influence on an urban area is completely faulted or destroyed due to a cyber attack. Table 26: Degradation profiles for the urban areas with respect to cyber dependencies. ID Time thalf for 50% operativeness (hours) Slope k Final operative level σ A,B,min UA1 21,28 0,32 0,41 UA2 21,28 0,31 0,35 UA3 21,49 0,31 0,34 UA4 21,00 0,32 0,40 UA5 19,41 0,32 0,40 UA6 20,16 0,31 0,41 UA7 20,02 0,35 0,38 UA8 19,40 0,22 0,38 UA9 21,34 0,38 0,41 UA10 19,56 0,27 0,37 UA11 20,93 0,26 0,40 UA12 19,12 0,30 0,39 UA13 19,80 0,23 0,32 UA14 19,71 0,20 0,38 UA15 19,62 0,28 0,37 UA16 20,68 0,35 0,41 UA17 20,08 0,37 0,38 UA18 18,71 0,26 0,49 UA19 19,95 0,40 0,40 UA20 18,38 0,27 0,42 UA21 19,39 0,30 0,42 UA22 22,06 0,37 0,42 UA23 20,09 0,24 0,36 UA24 22,41 0,36 0,38 UA25 19,98 0,33 0,42 UA26 19,19 0,30 0,40 UA27 19,28 0,32 0,35 UA28 20,14 0,25 0,41 UA29 18,55 0,25 0,43 UA30 19,47 0,27 0,44
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Cyber Dependencies. We show next the degradation profile obtained when an element that has a cyber influence on a substation is completely faulted or destroyed due to a cyber attack. Table 29: Degradation profiles for the primary substations with respect to cyber dependencies. ID Time thalf for 50% operativeness (hours) Slope k Final operative level σ A,B,min SS1 6,75 3,36 0,17 SS2 8,57 2,38 0,24 SS3 7,26 2,20 0,19 SS4 6,46 2,02 0,15 SS5 9,02 1,26 0,13 SS6 6,76 0,720 0,16
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Cyber Dependencies. We show next the degradation profile obtained when an element that has a cyber influence on a base station is completely faulted or destroyed due to a cyber attack. Table 32: Degradation profiles for the base stations with respect to cyber dependencies. ID Time thalf for 50% operativeness (hours) Slope k Final operative level σ A,B,min BS1 15,33 3,14 0,71 BS2 15,06 3,34 0,28 BS3 14,63 1,04 0,01 BS4 17,31 2,21 0,01 BS6 15,39 3,41 0,24 BS7 16,11 2,93 0,43 BS11 16,04 3,53 0,28 BS12 15,27 2,52 0,09 BS14 15,66 0,70 0,23 BS15 16,29 3,56 0,52 BS16 17,49 1,77 0,26 BS17 15,87 0,82 1,04 BS21 15,11 1,71 0,94 BS22 16,05 1,34 1,06 BS24 16,31 2,43 0,66 BS25 16,13 3,11 0,61
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Cyber Dependencies. Figure 19: Network of cyber dependencies, where each link represents a dependency of an entity on a particular telecommunication base station. The network is composed of 37 links. Table 19: Links in the cyber dependency network. ID From To
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