Sentences with phrase «physical access to servers»

Box provides data encryption, restricted physical access to servers, restricted employee access to data files, training of their employees on security controls, and a formally defined breach notification policy.

Physical access to servers, routers and phone switches Protecting your server (s) and other key telecommunications equipment such as phone switches and routers starts with physical security.

Physical access to the servers that house the Mileage - Based Road User Charge System will be limited to appropriate personnel through building key cards and room - access keypads.

Not exact matches

There is no physical space to the web, so these resources can exist anywhere in the world, on any server and it takes no more time to access them from Kansas than it does from the server in the rack next door.

Physical access to the NHI Web Portal system (Web server) is limited to appropriate personnel through building key cards and room - access key pads.

Unlike previous Blackberry decrypts, which required physical access to the phones in order to work, the Mounties set up a server in Ottawa that simulates a message's intended recipients and then uses that global key to decrypt them.

(i) Video games in the form of computer programs embodied in physical or downloaded formats that have been lawfully acquired as complete games, when the copyright owner or its authorized representative has ceased to provide access to an external computer server necessary to either facilitate an authentication process to enable local gameplay or to conduct online gameplay, solely for the purpose of:

However, if Evernote encrypted the data on those servers, it would still have all those physical access controls in place, but encryption would render the data on the servers pretty much useless to anyone who did get unauthorized access to them.

With data encrypted at rest, you don't have to worry as much about who might have physical access to Evernote's servers, or how Evernote disposes of old hard drives.

Look for heightened coverage of the privacy issues related to accessing emailed documents from coffee shops using public Internet connections, the importance of knowing the physical location of cloud computing servers and reminders to read the fine print contained in the terms of service.

Documents enter the courtroom via physical media, like laptop hard disks and USB memory sticks (a document scanner lets lawyers put hard - copy documents on the screens), since wireless Internet access isn't yet available and the court doesn't (yet) allow usage of its servers to store documents.

Does it include terms specifying who will have access to the physical building, the servers, and your data?

If the provider owns the physical servers, then determine who has access to the facility, the servers, and the data located on the servers.

If your provider leases the physical servers from another party, you must ensure that the owner of the facility has measures in place that will pre - vent unauthorized access to your law firm's data.