Information Security Officer. Both parties will appoint an information security officer primarily responsible for the technological and organisational measures necessary to establish and maintain the information security safeguards for personal information.
Information Security Officer. If Agents will access or handle Metro Government Information, Contractor shall designate an Information Security Officer, who will be responsible for Contractor information security and compliance with the terms of this Agreement as it relates to Metro Government Information.
Information Security Officer. The Contractor shall designate an Information Security Officer to oversee its compliance with this Exhibit and to communicate with CDSS on matters concerning this Exhibit.
Information Security Officer. The director of information technology is the district's information security officer (ISO) and reports directly to the superintendent or designee. The district's information security officer is directed to create and review district procedures on collecting and protecting district data including, but not limited to, securely maintaining confidential and critical information. The ISO is responsible for implementing and enforcing the district's security policies and procedures applicable to electronic data and suggesting changes to these policies and procedures to better protect the confidentiality and security of district data. The ISO will work with the district's technology department to advocate for resources and implement best practices to secure the district's data. The manager of infrastructure is the district's alternate ISO and will assume the responsibilities of the ISO when the ISO is not available. Data Managers All district administrators are data managers for all data collected, maintained, used and disseminated under their supervision as well as data they have been assigned to manage in the district's data inventory. Data managers will monitor employee access to the information to ensure that confidential information is accessed only by employees who need the information to provide services to the district and that confidential and critical information is modified only by authorized employees. Data managers will assist the ISO in enforcing district policies and procedures regarding data management.
Information Security Officer. All cities agree to appoint a staff person, or persons, responsible for coordinating the exchange of electronically transferred information, hereafter referenced as the “Information Security Officer(s)”. Each city is solely and separately responsible for any costs relating to its information security officer(s). All officers shall be named in an addendum to this agreement. Such officer(s) is/are responsible to its city for maintaining the security of electronically shared information, subject also to paragraph five relating to accidental breach of security.
Information Security Officer. Person responsible for the day-to-day management of the Information Security Program.
Information Security Officer. Xxxx Xxx xxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx 0-000-000-0000
Information Security Officer. Appoint an Information Security Officer, who is a senior employee responsible for: • carrying out your information security program; and [Type here] • communicating with the other party on matters affecting the security and integrity of the Confidential Information.
Information Security Officer. The director of information technology is the district's information security officer (ISO) and reports directly to the superintendent or designee. The district's information security officer is directed to create and review district procedures on collecting and protecting district data including, but not limited to, securely maintaining confidential and critical information. The ISO is responsible for implementing and enforcing the district's security policies and procedures applicable to electronic data and suggesting changes to these policies and procedures to better protect the confidentiality and security of district data. The ISO will work with the district's technology department to advocate for resources and implement best practices to secure the district's data. The manager of infrastructure is the district's alternate ISO and will assume the responsibilities of the ISO when the ISO is not available. Data Managers All district administrators are data managers for all data collected, maintained, used, and disseminated under their supervision as well as data they have been assigned to manage in the district's data inventory. Data managers will monitor employee access to the information to ensure that confidential information is accessed only by employees who need the information to provide services to the district and that confidential and critical information is modified only by authorized employees. Data managers will assist the ISO in enforcing district policies and procedures regarding data management. Confidential and Critical Information The district will collect, create, or store confidential information only when the superintendent or designee determines it is necessary. The district will provide access to confidential information to appropriately trained district employees and volunteers only when the district determines that such access is necessary for the performance of their duties. The district will disclose confidential information only to authorized district contractors or agents who need access to the information to provide services to the district and who agree not to disclose the information to any other party except as allowed by law and authorized by the district. District employees, contractors and agents will notify the ISO or designee immediately if there is reason to believe confidential information has been disclosed to an unauthorized person or any information has been compromised, whether intentionally or otherwise. The I...
Information Security Officer. The Information Security Officer is the central point of contact for all information security matters. Acting as the internal technical consultant, it is the Information Security Officer’s responsibility to create effective information security policies, procedures, guidelines and standards that take into consideration the needs of users, Local Area Network Administrators, Data Owners, and third parties. The Information Security Officer is responsible for overseeing all access control administration activities, monitoring the security of the information systems, and providing information security training and awareness programs. The Information Security Officer is additionally responsible for periodically providing management with information about the current state of coordinating a security incident response team to promptly respond to virus infections, hacker break-ins, system outages, and other information security problems. The Information Security Officer must provide the direction and technical expertise to ensure that information is properly protected. This includes consideration of the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of both information and the systems that handle it. The Information Security Officer will act as a liaison on information security matters between all organizational units and with all organizations with access to agency information or systems and must be the focal point for all information security activities. The Information Security Officer will perform risk assessments, audits, prepare actions plans, evaluate vendor products, participate on in-house systems development projects, assist with control implementations, investigate information security breaches, and perform other activities which are necessary to assure a secure information handling
