Security Violation definition

Security Violation means the failure to prevent or failure to institute safeguards to prevent access, use, retention, or dissemination of CHRI in violation of: (A) Federal or state law, regulation, or Executive Order; or(B) a rule, procedure, or standard established by the Compact Council and the United States Attorney General.

Security Violation means failing to prevent or failing to institute safeguards to prevent the access, use, retention, or dissemination of information in violation of the security and management control outsourcing standard established by the state compact officer under section 299C.58, article I, paragraph (2), clause (B).

Security Violation means the incident categories defined by the Department of Information Technology in the State information security policy.

Examples of Security Violation in a sentence

• Failure to comply with this Section shall constitute a Class II Security Violation.

• To evaluate indexing quality using these measures, the terms chosen by one indexer are considered the gold standard and the other, the result set.

• Attached to the memo- randum will be a copy of the Record of Security Violation form.

• Failure to comply with this Section shall constitute a Class I Security Violation.

• All personnel, including the Board, Officers and employees, as well as customers, suppliers, and all stakeholders, can report any violation of policies, procedures and applicable laws and regulations which include, but are not limited to, the following: Fraud, Sexual Harassment, Theft, Stealing, Conflict of Interest Information Security Violation, Violation of Bank Policies, Rules and Regulations and any other acts which are inimical to the interests of the Bank.

• Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a non-appealable Security Violation with a minimum of a 2-year security badge revocation and may bring possible civil and criminal charges.

• Failure to comply with this requirement is a Type III Security Violation and may result in civil and criminal charges.

• Security Violation Investigation Report Format Date SUBJECT: Results of Security Violation Investigation: (assigned case number) THRU: (Appropriate chain of command)TO: SSO DoD/DIA 1.

• Preliminary Report of Inquiry Format Date SUBJECT: Preliminary Inquiry into Security Violation - (Date of Violation) THRU: (Appointing Officer)TO: Local SCI Security Official 1.

• The DTC or STC should input necessary information and collected documentation into the Test Security Violation Application.

More Definitions of Security Violation

Security Violation means an act from within an organization that bypasses or disobeys security policies, practices, or procedures.

Security Violation means failing to prevent or failing to institute safeguards to prevent the access, use, retention, or

Security Violation means the failure to prevent or failure to institute safeguards to prevent access, use, retention, or dissemination of background check information in violation of this Outsourcing Standard.

Security Violation means any act which violates the security rules or procedures outlined in the Airport Security Program, the Rules or Transportation Security Regulations.

Security Violation means the loss of control, compromise, unauthorized disclosure, unauthorized acquisition, unauthorized access, or any similar term referring to situations where persons other than authorized users, and for an other than authorized purpose, have or receive access or potential access to sensitive personal information in usable form, whether physical or electronic. The term encompasses both suspected and confirmed violations involving sensitive and private information that raise a reasonable risk of harm. This term also includes an unauthorized act or circumstance against any system or data contained with any MVD database, server, application or interface that deviates from the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of Department records pursuant to the Department’s applicable policies, procedures, the Driver Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) and the applicable Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.).