Industry Standard Practices definition

Industry Standard Practices means those practices recommended or required by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”) or International Organization for Standardization (“ISO”), or any other body or organization of similar reputation and sophistication.
Industry Standard Practices means that ALLTEL will (i) produce and capture images to direct access storage devices; (ii) subsequently back up such images to industry standard tape cartridges using commercially available data transfer software with appropriate offsite rotation for purposes of disaster recovery; and (iii) provide daily backups on a rolling seven (7)) day basis, inputs and outputs sufficient to recreate the thirteen (13) prior month end reports, the thirteen (13) prior quarter end reports, and the seven (7) prior year end reports. Such industry standard practices do not include non-repetitive services or interface transmission.
Industry Standard Practices means those industry standard practices applicable in the context of a mining operation of this nature that are appropriate as industry standard practices for the specific activity or application under consideration.

Examples of Industry Standard Practices in a sentence

  • Supplier will ensure that security controls and procedures are implemented for all network services and components consistent with Industry Standard Practices, irrespective of whether such services are provided in-house or outsourced.

  • Supplier’s information security policies will be documented, approved by Supplier’s senior management, and consistent with Industry Standard Practices.

  • Supplier will ensure that all Kyndryl Materials have been securely deleted or overwritten from equipment containing storage media using processes consistent with Industry Standard Practices prior to disposal or re-use of such equipment.

  • Supplier will implement and maintain cryptographic policies and standards consistent with Industry Standard Practices to protect Kyndryl Materials, including, where appropriate, pseudonymization and encryption.

  • Encryption algorithms will protect data to security levels consistent with Industry Standard Practices (such as NIST SP 800-131a) and will utilize industry recognized hashing functions, which will be at least as protective as 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard encryption (AES 256) at rest and TLS v1.2 in transit.

  • During the term of the Agreement, Supplier will maintain a disaster recovery (“DR”) or high availability (“HA”) solution and related plan for the Services and Deliverables that are consistent with Industry Standard Practices.

  • Supplier will maintain and follow key management policies and practices consistent with Industry Standard Practices that define encryption key requirements, security, rotation, and lifecycle, including creation, distribution, revocation, archival, and destruction.

  • Supplier will maintain an appropriate role-based access control policy and appropriate access control technical measures consistent with Industry Standard Practices to restrict access to Kyndryl Materials and Supplier assets used to provide the Services only to authorized Supplier Personnel and limit such access to the least level required to provide and support the Services and Deliverables.

  • The Schedule M Definitions, Measured Data and Adjusted Data will each be determined in accordance with the terms of this Schedule M and the Agreement, and the methodology and procedures outlined herein and therein, and to the extent consistent therewith, will be based on (i) best available information, (ii) the same data and assumptions used by the Owner for its own internal reporting purposes, and (iii) Industry Standard Practices.