Offshore Resources. Amdocs Offshore resources working on this Order may be located at AT&T-approved locations found in the Master Services Agreement, and at the following address(es): <Address Number Street and Room> <City, State/Province Zip> <Country> This Agreement and information contained therein is not for use or disclosure outside of the parties to this agreement except under written agreement of the parties. AT&T Agreement No. 53258.A.005 Amdocs Offshore resources can only access AT&T Systems/data in accordance with the Master Services Agreement, Appendix D, “Security and Offshore Requirements”.
Offshore Resources. Will the vendor use Foreign Nationals? This is only an issue, from a data security perspective, when the vendor will have access to information or technology that is subject to export restrictions. If the vendor will have access to such data, identify whether the Foreign Nationals will have access to it either in the United States, or abroad (including access from abroad to data located on a server in the United States). If they will, an export analysis will be required to determine, based on the nationality of the Foreign Nationals, whether such access will constitute an export (deemed or actual) that (a) is allowed, (b) will require authorization from one or more government agencies, or (c) is prohibited. Offshore resources also include data centers or other operations to which the data or technology will be sent. This actual export may, depending on the country where such resources are located, require the same export analysis to determine whether sending such data and technology (a) is allowed, (b) requires authorization from one or more government agencies, or (c) is prohibited. Obtaining a SOC report, IS027001 certification or other audit report will help assess such a location. Data security questionnaire These questions and others can be standardized in a data security questionnaire for vendors that can be used generally for multiple engagements. If a questionnaire is developed, input from IT and IA will be helpful. Subsequent review and advice from vendors who have completed the questionnaire will help hone the questions over time. As vendors may be unaccustomed to filling out such questionnaires, legal counsel, IT and IA should review it and ask questions, particularly if inaccuracies or discrepancies are spotted. If, for example, a vendor claims in the questionnaire that it has 10,000 employees, operates in 30 states, but has no subcontractors, that claim should be challenged. It is likely that the company, at minimum, is engaging a subcontractor to provide storage services, IT assistance or other services, and that should be explored further. The information from the questionnaire will allow legal counsel, IT and IA to develop a comprehensive view of the vendor’s data security practices, and an understanding of the undertaking. It is important to understand the limitations of this assessment. For example, when relying on the responses that a vendor provides or a third party audit report, clarify that the accuracy of the information has not been...
Offshore Resources. Where any part of the Agreement is performed from outside New Zealand, Supplier must comply with all local health and safety Laws.
Offshore Resources. Vendor, its agents and subcontractors shall not perform any Services outside the United States of America without the prior written consent of CenCal Health. If during the term of the Agreement, or at any time after the Effective Date, it is determined that Vendor is in breach of this Section, CenCal Health shall have, in its sole discretion, the right to immediately terminate the Agreement.
Offshore Resources. No offshore resources shall be used by Contractor without prior written permission of Client, other than for development and testing with de-identified data. All offshore resources that are not Contractor or Key Subcontractor employees shall be identified by name, title, role and location. Should Client choose to use any offshore Contractor resources, no such offshore resources shall download any Client Data onto any electronic data storage device external to a workstation or laptop, such as portable media (e.g., a CD), a PDA or an external storage device, whether on premises or in the cloud. All such offshore resources deployed by Contractor at any time in connection with the Services shall access Commonwealth systems only via virtual private network (VPN) supplied by the Commonwealth. All devices onto which Contractor offshore resources download data must be encrypted. Contractor shall train all offshore resources in Client’s System Policies and Practices and monitor and enforce such procedures in connection with such resources. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth in this Agreement, in no event may Contractor, any Contractor Personnel or any Subcontractor Personnel access any federal tax return or federal tax return information or Social Security Administration data remotely outside of the United States, territories, embassies or military installations, nor may any federal tax return or federal tax return information or Social Security Administration data be received, processed, stored, transmitted or disposed of by systems located outside of the United States, territories, embassies or military installations. Contractor shall immediately report to Client any breach of the Commonwealth’s remote access or security standards, and any such breach or failure to immediately report the same shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement.
Offshore Resources. Prior to providing any component of the Services from a location not located in the country to which such Services are being provided (each, an “Offshore Location”), except where otherwise previously approved in writing by Company, Supplier shall obtain Company’s written approval, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. Before providing any Services from an Offshore Location not set forth in this Agreement or otherwise previously approved in writing by Company, Supplier shall provide Company with (1) at least ninety (90) days’ prior written notice specifying the components of the Services affected, the city and country from where the Services shall be provided, (2) a description of the facility (including the address) from where the Services shall be provided, (3) a description of how Company Data and intellectual property shall be protected, including a description of
Offshore Resources. 4. Training and Orientation Helix will pay Cal Dive for the foregoing services in an amount to be determined by an allocation of costs for such items in conformity with past practices of Helix and Cal Dive. Helix will pay Cal Dive for the foregoing services based on the ratio of (1) the number of employees in the Helix Group to (2) the aggregate number of employees of the Cal Dive Group and the Helix Group, excluding for purposes of such calculation the employees of Energy Resource Technology, Inc. The resulting ratio shall be applied to the consolidated total costs for the foregoing items over the relevant period to determine the amount allocated to Helix for such costs.
Offshore Resources. Provider or its agents or subcontractors shall not perform any Covered Services outside the United States of America without the prior written consent of Health Plan. If during the term of this Agreement, or at any time after the Effective Date of this Agreement, it is determined that Provider is in breach of this Section, Health Plan shall have, in its sole discretion, the right to immediately terminate this Agreement.
Offshore Resources. Neither Provider nor its Subcontractors will perform any work related to the administration of the Agreement outside the United States of America without the prior written consent of Health Plan. ATTACHMENT A Products Provider’s participation in the Medicaid Product listed below is contingent upon Health Plan executing a Government Contract with the appropriate governmental agency. Provider agrees to participate in the Medicaid Product on the date it becomes operational for Health Plan under its Government Contract and Provider shall be bound to the terms of this Agreement. For all other Products, Provider’s participation in each Product listed below is contingent upon the Product being offered by the appropriate governmental agency and upon Health Plan executing a Government Contract with the appropriate governmental agency. Subject to applicable Laws and Government Program Requirements, Provider agrees to participate in each Product on the date it becomes operational for Health Plan under its Government Contract and Provider shall be bound to the terms of this Agreement.
Offshore Resources. No offshore resources shall be used by hCentive without prior written permission of Customer and Licensee, other than for development and testing with de-identified data. Should Customer choose to use any offshore hCentive resources, no such offshore resources shall download any Customer Data onto any electronic data storage device external to a workstation or laptop, such as portable media (e.g., a CD), a PDA or an external storage device, whether on premises or in the cloud. No such offshore resources deployed by hCentive at any time in connection with the services under this Agreement shall access Commonwealth systems or Commonwealth data. hCentive shall train all offshore resources in Customer’s security policies and procedures and monitor and enforce such procedures in connection with such resources. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth in this Agreement, in no event may hCentive, any hCentive Personnel or any Personnel of any subcontractors or agents of hCentive access any federal tax return or federal tax return information, Social Security Administration data or Protected Data as defined in the Data Management and Confidentiality Agreement remotely outside of the United States, territories, embassies or military installations, nor may any federal tax return or federal tax return information, Social Security Administration data or Protected Data as defined in the Data Management and Confidentiality Agreement be received, processed, stored, transmitted or disposed of by systems located outside of the United States, territories, embassies or military installations. hCentive shall immediately report to Licensee and Customer any breach of the Commonwealth’s remote access or security standards, and any such breach or failure to immediately report the same shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement. Provided on Attachment 3 to this Exhibit A is a listing of all hCentive offshore resources approved by Customer as of the Effective Date of this Agreement for use in the performance of the services.
