Interface security Clause Samples

The 'Interface security' clause establishes requirements and protocols to protect the security of interfaces between systems, applications, or networks. It typically mandates the use of secure communication channels, authentication mechanisms, and access controls to prevent unauthorized access or data breaches at points where different systems interact. For example, it may require encryption for data transmitted via APIs or restrict access to certain network ports. The core function of this clause is to mitigate security risks that arise from interconnected systems, ensuring that data and operations remain protected at all points of integration.
Interface security. All users have a unique ID. All interfaces use secure communication algorithms and the protection mechanisms adopted for their security are periodically re-assessed.
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