DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION Sample Clauses

DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. 3.1 The Contractor and Authority recognise the need for the Authority’s information to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Contractor must be able to state to the Authority the physical locations in which data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks Authority Data will be subject to at all times. 3.2 The Contractor shall not, and shall procure that none of its Sub-contractors, process Authority Data outside the EEA without the prior written consent of the Authority and the Contractor shall not change where it or any of its Sub-contractors process Authority Data without the Authority's prior written consent which may be subject to conditions. 3.3 The Contractor must be able to demonstrate they can supply a copy of all data on request or at termination of the service, and must be able to securely erase or destroy all data and media that the Authority data has been stored and processed on. The Contractor shall: 3.3.1 provide the Authority with all Authority Data on demand in an agreed open format; 3.3.2 have documented processes to guarantee availability of Authority Data in the event of the Contractor ceasing to trade; 3.3.3 securely destroy all media that has held Authority Data at the end of life of that media in line with Good Industry Practice; and 3.3.4 securely erase any or all Authority Data held by the Contractor when requested to do so by the Authority.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. 3.1 The Supplier and ▇▇▇▇▇ recognise the need for the Buyer’s information to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Supplier must be able to state to the Buyer the physical locations in which data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks apply to Processor, and subsequently, Government Data will be subject to at all times. 3.2 The Supplier shall agree any change in location of data storage with the Buyer in accordance with Clause 14 (Data protection) and Joint Schedule 11 (Processing Data). 3.3 The Supplier shall provide a self-service process to allow the Buyer to: 3.3.1 provide the Buyer with all Government Data on demand in an agreed open format; 3.3.2 have documented processes to guarantee availability of Government Data in the event of the Supplier ceasing to trade; 3.3.3 securely destroy all media that has held Government Data at the end of life of that media in line with Good Industry Practice; and 3.3.4 securely erase any or all Government Data held by the Supplier when requested to do so by the Buyer.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. 1The Supplier and ▇▇▇▇▇ recognise the need for the Buyer’s information to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Supplier must be able to state to the Buyer the physical locations in which data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks Government Data will be subject to at all times.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. The Service Provider and Client recognise the need for the Client’s information to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Service Provider must be able to state to the Client the physical locations in which data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks Government Data will be subject to at all times.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. 11.1 The Supplier and Customer recognise the need for the “THE SERVICE” Data to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime. To that end, at all times the Supplier must be able to state to the Customer the physical locations within the EEA where the “THE SERVICE” Data may be stored, processed and managed. 11.2 Where part or all of the Services are not delivered from; country within the EEA; country where the European Commission has made a positive findings of adequacy; or supplier who has Privacy Shield certification, The Supplier shall obtain approval from the Authority’s Data Controller/Information Risk Owner through the Authority for the off-shored elements. However, if the Supplier needs to exchange the Authority or Customers’ information with an off shored third party service provider on an individual travel transactional basis (i.e. with a Hotel) then there is NO requirement to obtain the Authority’s approval for this aspect of the service. The Supplier will process the Customer’s Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and privacy related data in compliance with current UK legislation and in particular the Data Protection Act or other applicable HMG Security Policy. Prior to completion of the Customer Enabling Agreement the Supplier shall be required to support the Customer in obtaining the relevant Customer Data Controller’s approval. In support of this approval the Supplier shall be required to produce, to be agreed by the Customer before the Commencement Date of the Customer Enabling Agreement, a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA). 11.3 The Supplier shall: 11.3.1 on demand, provide: the Customer with all “THE SERVICE” Data in an agreed open format; 11.3.2 have documented processes to guarantee availability of “THE SERVICE” Data in the event of the Supplier ceasing to trade; 11.3.3 securely erase any or all “THE SERVICE” Data held by the Supplier when requested to do so by the Customer; and 11.3.4 securely destroy all media that has held “THE SERVICE” Data at the end of life of that media in accordance with any specific requirements in this Agreement and, in the absence of any such requirements, in accordance with Good Industry Practice.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. 12.1 In addition to the obligations on the Supplier set out Clause 23 (Protection of Personal Data) in respect of Processing Personal Data and compliance with the Data Protection Legislation , the Supplier shall: 12.1.1 Process Authority Data only at the Sites and such Sites must not located outside of the European Union except where the Authority has given its consent to a transfer of the Authority Data to outside of the European Union in accordance with Clause 23; 12.1.2 on demand, provide the Authority with all Authority Data in an agreed open format; 12.1.3 have documented processes to guarantee availability of Authority Data in the event of the Supplier ceasing to trade; 12.1.4 securely erase any or all Authority Data held by the Supplier when requested to do so by the Authority; and 12.1.5 securely destroy all media that has held Authority Data at the end of life of that media in accordance with any specific requirements in this Agreement and, in the absence of any such requirements, as directed by the Authority.
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DATA PROCESSING, STORAGE, MANAGEMENT AND DESTRUCTION. The Supplier and ▇▇▇▇▇ recognise the need for the Buyer’s information to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Supplier must be able to state to the Buyer the physical locations in which data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks Government Data will be subject to at all times. The Supplier shall agree any change in location of data storage, processing and administration with the Buyer in accordance with Clause 14 (Data protection). The Supplier shall: provide the Buyer with all Government Data on demand in an agreed open format; have documented processes to guarantee availability of Government Data in the event of the Supplier ceasing to trade; securely destroy all media that has held Government Data at the end of life of that media in line with Good Industry Practice; and securely erase any or all Government Data held by the Supplier when requested to do so by the Buyer. The Buyer requires that any Government Data transmitted over any public network (including the Internet, mobile networks or un-protected enterprise network) or to a mobile device must be encrypted using a product or system component which has been formally assured through a certification process recognised by NCSC, to at least Foundation Grade, for example, under CPA. The Buyer requires that the configuration and use of all networking equipment to provide the Services, including those that are located in secure physical locations, are at least compliant with Good Industry Practice.
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