NSA/DSA definition

NSA/DSA means, as appropriate, the National or Designated Security Authority of the Contractor that is responsible for the oversight of the security requirements to be applied by the Contractor and for ensuring compliance with applicable national security regulations;

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NSA/DSA means, as appropriate, the National or Designated Security Authority of the Supplier that is responsible for the oversight of the security requirements to be applied by the Supplier and for ensuring compliance with applicable national security regulations;

NSA/DSA means, as appropriate, the National or Designated Security Authority of the System Integrator that is responsible for the oversight of the security requirements to be applied by the System Integrator and for ensuring compliance with applicable national security regulations;

Examples of NSA/DSA in a sentence

• When an individual who has been cleared for access to NATO classified information is to be loaned from one facility to another in the same NATO programme/project, but in a different NATO nation, the individual’s parent facility shall request its NSA/DSA to provide a NATO Personnel Security Clearance Certificate for the individual to the NSA/DSA of the facility to which he is to be loaned.

• National Security Authority/ Designated Security Authority (NSA/DSA) The security office approved by national authorities to be responsible for the security aspects of this MOU.

• The NSA/DSA of each NATO nation is responsible for ensuring that any facility located and incorporated in that nation which will require access to information classified NC and above in order to enter into pre-contractual negotiations or bid on a NATO classified contract, has adopted the protective security measures necessary to qualify for a FSC.

• The Foreign recipient Contractor, intending or required to visit a Canadian Government restricted site, or industrial facilities, will submit a Request for Visit form to the Canadian DSA, through their respective country NSA/DSA.

• For recurring travels, a special courier can be proposed by the company and approved by his NSA/DSA.

• Administration of the day-to-day aspects of these procedures will be handled in each country by the NSA/DSA or Cognisant Security Office, as applicable.

• Moreover, the NSA/DSA, Cognisant Security Office or Designated Government Representative, as applicable, must ensure that there is a valid export license, or other appropriate government authorisation, if a license is required.

• The Foreign recipient Contractor shall comply with the provisions of the Bilateral Industrial Security Memorandum of Understanding between the Foreign recipient Contractor’s NSA/DSA and the Government of Canada, in relation to sensitive information/ assets equivalencies.

• The Supplier and any Subcontractors shall protect NATO and EU classified information no less stringently than applicable NATO and EU security regulations as implemented by the National Security Authority (NSA)/Designated Security Authority (DSA) of the country in which the work is performed and comply with any additional instructions given by the NSA/DSA.

• According the case, the dispatching NSA/DSA that authorised the hand carriage may request the NSA/DSA in the country where the breach occurred to initiate an investigation and return the findings to the requesting NSA/DSA who may take legal action as appropriate.

More Definitions of NSA/DSA

NSA/DSA means, as appropriate, the National or Designated Security Authority of the Supplier that isresponsible for the oversight of the security requirements to be applied by the Supplier and for ensuring compliance with applicable national security regulations; "OJEU" means the Official Journal of the European Union; “Operational Delivery” means the Operational Delivery specialism or Success Profile as set out in Schedule B (Requirements), Annex C (Success Profiles); "Paragraph" means a distinct section of a piece of writing, dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering; "Parties" means the parties to this Agreement and "Party" means either of them; “Partnering” means an arrangement where the Supplier works with the Authority as part of our resourcing solution, in an open and joint relationship with the Authority to achieve common objectives; "Payment Mechanism" means the provisions of Schedule E (Payment and Performance Management); “PDP Hub” PDP Hub is an informal term used for the Joint Service Delivery Team, which is the integrated team set up in accordance with Schedule B (Requirements), comprising the Supplier DeliveryTeam, the Supplier Key Personnel and the Authority Delivery Team “PDP Tasking Order Delivery Team” means the Authority Delivery Team which has initiated the requirement for a Task and which will be the host team; "Performance Regime" means the KPI management regime set out in Schedule E (Payment and Performance Management); "Performance Warning Notice" has the meaning given to it in Clause 52.6 (Termination for Poor Performance Breach); “Permitted Recipients” the parties to this Agreement, the employees of each party [who require this information in order to provide the Services] and any third parties engaged to perform obligations in connection with this Agreement [ and any other permitted recipients that MOD and the Supplier have agreed will need access to the personal data which will be shared under theagreement]; "Personal Data" has the meaning given in the UK GDPR or the EU GDPR as the context requires; “Personal Data Breach” has the meaning given in the UK GDPR or the EU GDPR as the context requires; "Personnel" means all persons employed or engaged under an Approved Tasking Order in connectionwith the performance of the Services (and not including those persons employed within the Supplier Delivery Team or JSDT);