Electronic Security. You are solely responsible for maintaining adequate security and control over your user IDs, passwords and computer systems. You should not communicate sensitive information to us via unencrypted email, including your account number. You agree to keep and to require Your Personnel keep your user IDs and passwords secret and you agree to prevent unauthorized access to your computer systems. You agree to notify us immediately if your user IDs or passwords are lost or stolen or if you believe someone else has discovered your user IDs or passwords or if you suspect there has been a breach of your computer system. You should change your user IDs and passwords whenever any person with access to them transfers to a new assignment, leaves your employ or is no longer authorized to use them or if you believe that security of your user IDs or passwords has been compromised. We also recommend that you regularly change your user IDs and passwords. We are authorized to act on, to release your account information to, and to accept as your authentic instructions, any instructions given to us by, any person who has entered a user ID and password assigned to you. If a security breach occurs, unless our internal security is proved to have been breached, there shall be a presumption that your security has been breached.
Electronic Security. You understand and acknowledge that if you do not implement and follow commercially reasonable hardware, software, physical access and physical storage security procedures regarding data owned by you, including sensitive personally identifiable information ("PII"), the security of your deposits and/or data may be compromised. You understand, acknowledge and agree that the installation, maintenance and operation of your mobile device (hardware and software) and related security procedures, including, but not limited to, data security protection, firewalls and anti-virus software, is your sole responsibility, and that you are solely responsible for securing, encrypting, protecting and otherwise safeguarding the data owned by you.
Electronic Security. 7.11.6.9. Audio-Visual Plan, to include PA/alerting/call notification systems, projection if needed
Electronic Security. Except pursuant to a court order, the District will not allow the installation of a video camera or use other video technology in a classroom or an Association-represented employee’s assigned workspace without the prior written approval of the Association President. Cameras in large, shared common workspaces will be turned off during instructional time. In the event of a request for such approval, the President will respond in writing within three (3) school days of the request. The District will notify the Association should a court order be issued within 48 hours. The District will not use other electronic equipment or digital technology to observe or monitor an employee in a classroom or workspace without the employee’s prior knowledge and permission. Such technologies may be used to observe or monitor an employee without an employee’s permission only to document or investigate specific allegations of misconduct, provided the Association is notified within twenty-four (24) hours of such use by the District or agents of the District. The District and Association will review any allegation that a video camera is observing or monitoring a workspace. In places where video cameras are not adjusted, alternative workspaces or options will be provided.
Electronic Security. I understand that I will receive or select a username and password (collectively, “PINs”) that provide electronic access to My Account.
Electronic Security. You are solely responsible for maintaining adequate security and control over your Access IDs, passwords and computer systems. You agree to keep your Access IDs and passwords secret and prevent unauthorized access to your computer systems. You agree to notify SFB immediately if your Access IDs or passwords are lost or stolen or if you believe someone else has discovered your Access IDs or passwords or if you suspect there has been a breach of your computer system. You should change your Access IDs and passwords whenever you believe that security of your Access IDs or passwords has been compromised. SFB also recommends that you regularly change your Access IDs and passwords. SFB is authorized to act on, to release your account information to, and to accept as your authentic instructions, any instructions given to SFB by any person who has entered an Access ID and password assigned to you. If a security breach occurs, unless our internal security is proved to have been breached, there shall be a presumption that your security has been breached. Online Access: You agree that any one owner on an account may request SFB to make online banking services available with respect to that account. Once online banking services are available to a person, that person will be able to access all accounts on which that person is an owner.
Electronic Security. Partner’s electronic security policies, procedures, and safeguards must be at least as stringent as those set forth in Washington’s Standard for Securing Information Technology Assets, OCIO Standard No. 141.10, as amended from time to time.
Electronic Security. Landlord warrants that the Building contains an electronic security system of which the Tenant will be granted access, and further warrant that the Building will maintain this or an equivalent security system throughout the term of the Lease and any renewal periods. Any additional security or security systems, or any operational modifications to the existing security system, desired by Tenant shall be considered an "Alteration" under paragraph 16 herein.
Electronic Security. Homeowner herby acknowledges that the Internet is not a secure communications network. Unauthorized parties may access communications transmitted over the Internet. Regardless of whether Homeowner receives an e-mail notification, Homeowner hereby agrees to contact the Association if the Homeowner believes he/she is missing time-sensitive information. In the event that Homeowner desires to keep a copy of any Association communication, Homeowner, at his or her own expense, may download and save, or print, the Association communi F D W L R Q V I R U + R P H R Z Q H U ¶ V U H F R U G of any Association communication that Homeowner downloads and saves or prints to paper copy. Revocation of Consent. Homeowner may revo N H R U U H V W U L F W + R P H R Z Q F R P P X Q L F D W L R Q V D Q \ W L P H V X E M H F n tWo do W so. Homeowner shall send such notice of termination to Emerald Pines Association, Attention: Board Members, 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xx. Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000. I hereby acknowledge and agree that I have authorization to act on behalf of the Homeowner(s) identified at the above property in making the selection(s) set forth herein. Emerald Pines Paperless/Electronic Delivery Consent Form Unit # Print Name: Property Address: Signature:
Electronic Security. Electronic media of any type or format supplied to the Authority by the Contractor must be checked for viruses before shipment. The Contractor must provide details of the computer virus detection and virus eradication software (or hardware) that is used to prevent infection and the frequency at which it is updated. Programme management The Contractor has nominated its Business Analyst as Programme Manager to be the principal point of contact for the Authority in respect of this Contract. He will be responsible for: maintaining an overview of the programme; managing members of the project team and any sub-contractors; ensuring that all work is undertaken in accordance with this specification and the terms and conditions of Contract; ensuring that all targets are met and timetables adhered to; informing the Authority‟s Contract manager as soon as practically possible in addition to providing an interim report at each milestone stage if projects meet obstacles that may necessitate a change in the work programme or a re-scheduling of work; and ensuring probity in the financial management of the Contract. The Authority will appoint a Contract Manager who will be the contact point for day-to-day contact. This official will chair a steering group that will meet at approximately six-month intervals. The responsibility for organising these meeting will remain with the Contractor who will also be responsible for providing a secretariat. The Contractor will, where relevant, use parts of its existing system of management control to run this programme. Should any major contention arise it should be referred directly to the Chairman of the Trustees, since it is they who are responsible for the satisfactory conduct of the Contractor‟s activities, or of any who may be contracted to it in any way. The Trustees are advised by a Finance and Management Committee and a Business Steering Group. Financial management The Contractor operates a professional computer based finance system that can provide a full audit trail for transactions. All accounts are audited in compliance with company and charity law where appropriate. Financial oversight will be provided by the FMC and by the Board of Directors of BioD. The delivery of parts of the work programme will be through the member organisations of the Contractor who will use their local procurement and tendering rules where appropriate. When it is necessary for the Contractor to contract work directly it would use its ow...
