Security Testing definition

Security Testing means an independent security audit by a Computer Security Auditor, including, but not limited to, attempts to penetrate an ERDS for the purpose of testing the security of that system.

Security Testing means examination of The System, directly or indirectly through interfaces to which Yahoo and/or Yahoo Affiliates or its or their agents have access without the need for HortonWorks coordination, by manual interaction with or automated test cases that can identify and/or diagnose, or are intended to identify and/or diagnose, Security Issues.

Security Testing means the process of testing the System as described in the Statement of Works and “Security Tested” shall be construed accordingly.

Examples of Security Testing in a sentence

• National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-115, Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment, September 2008.

• The DCC shall carry out SMETS1 Device Security Testing in accordance with the requirements of this Clause 17 for the purpose of identifying security risks to the DCC Total System.

• Each Supplier Party hereby acknowledges that in preparing and conducting SMETS1 Device Security Testing under this Clause 17, the DCC does not warrant or represent that SMETS1 Device Models or combinations of SMETS1 Device Models operate or do not operate in a particular way when comprising part of an Enrolled SMETS1 Smart Metering System.

• No later than 5 Working Days following this Clause 17.3 coming into effect, the DCC shall submit the SMETS1 Device Security Testing Scope and Timetable Document to the Security Sub-Committee (and such submission may take place prior to this this Clause 17.3 coming into effect).

• Following such review, the DCC shall update each SMETS1 Device Security Testing Completion Report to include any observations provided by the Security Sub-Committee and the DCC’s responses to those observations and that SMETS1 Device Security Testing Completion Report shall be deemed to be final.The DCC shall promptly provide each final SMETS1 Device Security Testing Completion Report to the Security Sub-Committee (and copied to the Secretary of State).

More Definitions of Security Testing

Security Testing means the provision of services as described in the Proposal made by the Company to the Client;

Security Testing means testing and residual documentation to confirm that security was implemented such to minimize security risks identified. Security Testing ascertains that the SCORE system components perform as expected regarding security requirements. The residual documentation will indicate the effect and procedures used in Security Test.

Security Testing means an independent security audit by a computer security auditor, including, but not limited to, attempts to penetrate an

Security Testing means the process of testing the System as described in the Order and “Security Tested” shall be construed accordingly; and

Security Testing means testing to confirm that security was implemented to minimize risks identified in the Security Requirements. Security Testing ascertains that the System components perform as expected and that the Security Requirements are met throughout the System.

Security Testing means the process of carrying out security testing of the Client’s System; "Sensors" means the security modules (that can either be remote from or installed on the Management Server) that perform asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, threat detection via the Network Intrusion Detection Service and behavioural monitoring (Netflow Analysis) and send related data to the Management Server; "Supplier Equipment" means equipment owned by Supplier or its suppliers, used in the provision of the Services to Client; "Supplier's System" means all the equipment, hardware and software used by Supplier or its suppliers, used in the provision of Services to Client (including computer systems; servers; technology infrastructure; telecommunications or electronic communications systems and associated communications, assets and devices) and any data comprised within it (including settings and configurations, employee and business data, identification, authentication and credential data, IPR), and the premises in which it is located; "Test Report" means the report produced by the Supplier detailing the results of the Security Testing; "Third Party Software" means any code or software programs written or provided by third parties which are used by the Client during the provision of the Services; "Transition Plan" means a plan agreed between the Parties in regard to a Transition Project; "Transition Project" means the project as described in Transition Plans resulting in the initiation of Services including, where applicable, (i) any transfer of knowledge, documentation and services to the Supplier from an existing (or recent) supplier of the Client or (ii) a similar transition of services to the Supplier from the Client’s own staff; "Transition Services" has the meaning in Clause 8.2;

Security Testing means the process of carrying out security testing of the Client’s System;"Sensors"means the security modules (that can either be remote from or installed on the Management Server) that perform asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, threat detection via the Network Intrusion Detection Service and behavioural monitoring (Netflow Analysis) and send related data to the Management Server;"Supplier Equipment"means equipment owned by Supplier or its suppliers, used in the provision of the Services to Client;"Supplier's System"means all the equipment, hardware and software used by Supplier or its suppliers, used in the provision of Services to Client (including computer systems; servers; technology infrastructure; telecommunications or electronic communications systems and associated communications, assets and devices) and any data comprised within it (including settings and configurations, employee and business data, identification, authentication and credential data, IPR), and the premises in which it is located;"Test Report"means the report produced by the Supplier detailing the results of the Security Testing;"Third Party Software"means any code or software programs written or provided by third parties which are used by the Client during the provision of the Services;"Transition Plan"means a plan agreed between the Parties in regard to a Transition Project;"Transition Project"means the project as described in Transition Plans resulting in the initiation of Services including, where applicable, (i) any transfer of knowledge, documentation and services to the Supplier from an existing (or recent) supplier of the Client or (ii) a similar transition of services to the Supplier from the Client’s own staff;"Transition Services"has the meaning in Clause 8.2;"Unified Management Platform" or "UMP"means the combination of the device monitoring poller and configuration backup server from which all local policy