Security Patch Management definition

Security Patch Management means identifying, acquiring, analyzing, and testing Security Patches, as well as planning, communicating, implementing, and verifying their deployment. “Security Patches” mean a software or computer system patch that is intended to correct a security vulnerability in that software or system. “Service Account” means an account used for servicing a computer system that may be used by more than one User. “Shared Account ID” means an Account ID shared between two or more Users. “Standard Build Image” means a copy of complete and functioning computer system that can be simply copied to a new system. “Standard Configuration” means specific asset configuration parameters approved by Exelon . “Standard Configuration Documents” means the documentation that defines the specific asset configuration parameters approved by Exelon. “TLS 1.2” means Transport Layer Security 1.2, a cryptographic protocol defined in Request for Comment (RFC) 5246 (August 2008) that provides communications security over a computer network. “User” means any Person able to access Buyer’s Electronic Information on Contractor’s Electronic Information Assets or Buyer’s Electronic Information Assets. “VPN” means a virtual private network which extends a private network across a public network or the Internet and enables Users to send and receive data across shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. “Wireless Device” means any type of device that communicates with other devices without needing a physical connection to the other device to transfer and receive information. “WPA2 Standard Requirements” means the Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 security protocols and security certification programs developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to secure wireless computer networks. “WLAN” means Contractor’s Wireless Local Area Network over which Buyer’s Electronic Information may be stored or transmitted.