CHECK Scheme definition

CHECK Scheme means the scheme for penetration testing of data processing systems operated by the Communications-Electronics Security Group;

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CHECK Scheme means the NCSC’s scheme under which approved companies can conduct authorised penetration tests of public sector and critical national infrastructure systems and networks;

CHECK Scheme means the scheme for penetration testing of data processing systems operated by the National Cyber Security Centre.

Examples of CHECK Scheme in a sentence

The Contractor shall ensure that any IT systems and hosting environments that are used to handle, store or process Departmental Data shall be subject to independent IT Health Checks (ITHC) using an NCSC CHECK Scheme ITHC provider before go-live and periodically (at least annually) thereafter.
The Supplier shall ensure that any IT systems and hosting environments that are used to handle, store or process Buyer’s Data shall be subject to independent IT Health Checks (ITHC) using an NCSC CHECK Scheme ITHC provider before go-live and periodically (at least annually) thereafter.
The Supplier shall ensure that any technology developed or utilised for fulfilment of this Agreement, will be developed, reviewed and where appropriate proportionally remediated, in line with Good Industry Practice including professional certified independent technical security testing (such as Green Light CHECK Scheme) or as approved by the Authority against application source code and associated underlying infrastructure, and where possible utilise and align with the Open Standards for Government.

CHECK Scheme means the NCSC’s scheme under which approved companies can conduct authorised penetration tests of public sector and critical national infrastructure systems and networks; “CHECK Service Provider” means a company which, under the CHECK Scheme: (a) has been certified by the NCSC; (b) holds “Green Light” status; and (c) is authorised to provide the IT Health Check services required by Paragraph 9.2 (Security Testing);