Security of Data a. Each of the parties shall:
Security of Data. SAO shall take due care and take reasonable precautions to protect Agency’s data from unauthorized physical and electronic access. SAO complies with the requirements of the OCIO 141.10 policies and standards for data security and access controls to ensure the confidentiality, and integrity of all data shared.
Security of Data. The RECIPIENT(S) agree to store the DATA on a computer with security controls adequate to protect sensitive or identifiable information, to ensure that only approved, supervised persons have access to the DATA, and to maintain appropriate control over the DATA at all times. Hard copies of any DATA must similarly be stored under conditions sufficiently secure to avoid inappropriate access, and must be shredded prior to discarding. This DUA will be in effect for a period of three (3) years from its effective date for the requested CLINICAL TRIAL data. At the end of the three (3) year period, the RECIPIENT(S) agree to destroy all copies of the CLINICAL TRIAL data, and all derivatives that contain individual-level information. An extension of this DUA can be made by submitting a new DRF and DUA to the NCI.
Security of Data. While the security of your data is important to us you must recognise that no method of transmission over the Internet, or method of electronic storage is 100% secure. While we strive to use commercially acceptable means to protect your Personal Data, we cannot guarantee its absolute security.
Security of Data. The tenderer must ensure that departmental or personal data will be protected in accordance with the security plan submitted to the Agency as part of the tendering process.
Security of Data. DTS at all times will have complete security of Licensee documents on dedicated servers that only authorized DTS personnel will have access to; all login by DTS authorized will be stored and saved as to time of log-in and log-out.
Security of Data. In order to safeguard and maintain the security and confidentiality of the NYMEX Data, CME shall employ all such measures to protect NYMEX Data as CME employs to protect its own such data, and in no event shall CME employ less than reasonable measures: (i) to preserve the security of the NYMEX Data; (ii) to prevent unauthorized access to or modification of any NYMEX Data; and (iii) to establish and maintain environmental, safety, facility and data security procedures and other safeguards against destruction, loss, alteration or theft of, or unauthorized access to, any NYMEX Data.
Security of Data. You acknowledge that unless otherwise provided for under any security service you elect to purchase from us, we are unable to exercise control over, and make no representations or warranties concerning, the security or content of data or information passing over the Network, any systems operated by third parties and the internet.
Security of Data. X will not attempt to identify individuals’ records by any method. Datasets containing protected health information (PHI) shall be encrypted. All reasonable precautions shall be taken to secure the data from individuals who do not specifically have authorized access. Data shall be kept on a password-protected file server located in a secure environment. Project data will be kept in a separate directory on the server which is also password-protected and will be accessible only by X evaluators or staff members specifically authorized access as provided in this Agreement.
Security of Data. Granicus, Inc. will take commercially reasonable efforts to protect and control access to Client Content. However, Granicus, Inc. makes no guarantee and assumes no liability for the security of any of Client Content or other data provided to Granicus, Inc., including any of Client Content or data placed on any servers including "secure servers." Client will be responsible for the creation and protection of username and password. In no event shall Granicus, Inc. be liable for any direct, indirect or other damages arising out of any breach of security or otherwise.
