Party Management. Entrust’s third-parties, such as vendors, subcontractors, sub-processors, and service providers, that have access to data, information, facilities, or impact Entrust’s products or services are continuously managed, monitored, reviewed, and bound to uphold high standards for privacy and information security. Third-parties are periodically assessed based on the sensitivity of their level of access to systems and information as well as the criticality of their services. Entrust limits access to third-parties on a “need to know” basis and revokes when it is no longer needed.
Party Management. Entrust’s third-parties, such as vendors, subcontractors, sub-processors, and service providers, that have access to data, information, facilities, or impact Entrust’s products or services are continuously managed, monitored, reviewed, and bound to uphold high standards for privacy and information security. Third-parties are periodically assessed based on the sensitivity of their level of access to systems and information as well as the criticality of their services. Entrust limits access to third-parties on a “need to know” basis and revokes when it is no longer needed Template version: April 2021/Signatures 23
Party Management. Each Party will designate for each Protocol one of its employees as manager to be responsible for directing all of its business and technical activities, receipt of notices and invoices for payment, and handling Confidential Information. Each Party may change its designated manager upon prior written notice to the other Party.
Party Management. 18.1 NTT has a Third Party Security Policy and supporting procedures to ensure that information assets are protected when NTT engages third party service providers and/or processors. This includes requirements for information security due diligence and information security risk assessments to be performed, in order to ensure:
