Data Flow Diagram Sample Clauses
A Data Flow Diagram clause defines the requirement to provide a visual representation of how data moves within a system or between parties. Typically, this clause mandates the inclusion of diagrams that map out data sources, destinations, storage points, and the processes that handle data, often as part of technical documentation or compliance deliverables. By requiring such diagrams, the clause ensures transparency in data handling, facilitates understanding among stakeholders, and helps identify potential data security or privacy risks.
Data Flow Diagram. A current data flow diagram must depict data from origination to endpoint (including data which may be shared with subprocessors).
Data Flow Diagram. Figure 11: diagram showing the functional design of the BbW Demonstrator.
Data Flow Diagram. Upon COMPANY’s or BPPR’s written request, EVERTEC will provide a graphical representation of the flow of electronic BPPR Data within and between network segments and information systems as well as across an institution’s perimeter up to Third Parties, if applicable (“DFD”). A DFD must capture the main components of an information system, how data moves in and out of the system, protection layers (encryption) applied to data in its different states, user interaction points and their functions, and external and internal network dependencies such as Third Party or fourth party connections or services.
Data Flow Diagram. Figure 8 – ID4EV dataflow diagram
Data Flow Diagram. The data flow diagram describes the functional behavior of the EV Demo. The diagram given in
Data Flow Diagram. Servicer shall maintain an approved architecture of the System’s structure, and shall notify the Department of any changes that affect the Data Flow Diagram below or System’s operation and security measures for this Agreement.