Vulnerabilities in the plural) shall mean: a flaw or weakness in computer system functionality, design, implementation, internal controls, or security procedures that could be exercised (accidentally triggered or intentionally exploited) and result in a security breach or a violation of the system’s security policy. 2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 2.1. This Security Requirements Exhibit (“Exhibit”) is applicable to all relevant aspects of Supplier’s performance under the Agreement , including without limitation the development, offering, use and/or maintenance of any service, software or other product there under, and any future releases, versions, updates, enhancements and modifications thereto (“Software” or “Hardware”, as the case may be). 2.2. Supplier will at all times implement and maintain Industry-Standard administrative, physical and technical security controls, which will be followed in all relevant aspects of Supplier’s performance under the Agreement. Such controls will be sufficient in nature and scope to protect (1) the confidentiality, integrity and availability of Verizon’s Confidential Information as well as (2) the availability and integrity of Verizon’s service, network and operations. 2.3. Supplier shall comply with the administrative, physical and technical security controls as described in this Exhibit and in Verizon’s Security Standards & Policies (“Verizon Policies”). Supplier shall request from Verizon all revised and additional Verizon Policies applicable to Supplier’s Software and Hardware before execution of each new work order. 2.4. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, for such changes or additions to Verizon Policies applicable to Supplier’s Software and Hardware, the parties shall review such documentation for change and exceptions that impact the Software or Hardware. A Change Request may be required for implementation by Supplier of any such changes to the Verizon Policies. 2.5. For each given Authorization Letter, Verizon Policies applicable to the Software and Hardware supporting the Platform under such Authorization Letter shall be set forth in an exhibit to the Authorization Letter as well as any exceptions to this Exhibit or other terms and conditions agreed upon by the Parties pertaining to Verizon Policies or the Information Security Policy. 3.
Vulnerabilities means a flaw, weakness, bug, possible shortcoming or faulty implementation.
Vulnerabilities. The OPSEC Plan shall contain vulnerabilities derived by comparing threat to sensitive activities to determine which sensitive activities can be observed by FIS. "Observe" is defined to include all physical and chemicalproperties that can be noted and recorded by any type of sensor to includeTEMPEST concerns. The instructions in the Industrial OPSEC Guide shall be followed to identify potential TEMPEST vulnerabilities. 10.3.5
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Updating and maintaining open source components provided with the Software including obtaining and applying patches or updates to address defects, security vulnerabilities, or Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) is the sole responsibility of the End User.
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Vulnerabilities means a type of weakness in a computer system, in a set of procedures, or in anything that leaves information security exposed to a threat.