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Please describe | Please describe your internal policy and procedure (P&P) regarding security within your organization, including any standards your organization has adopted as part of that P&P. Address any ancillary security policies regarding, e.g., acceptable use of technology, remote and from-home work, and security awareness training. | ||
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Please | Please describe your organization's P&P regarding implementing security and data integrity mechanisms within the software it develops, particularly in regards to your cannabis testing LIMS solution. Address any ancillary security policies regarding, e.g., system validation and commission and information privacy for the LIMS and its development and implementation. Be sure to address system characteristics such as audit trails and versioning, as well as how that and other related functionality support ALCOA principles. | ||
===Administrational security configurations=== | |||
Please provide details regarding how your organization's cannabis testing LIMS allows for flexible yet robust configuration of security controls within system. Be sure to address configurable elements such as granular access controls, inactivity timeouts, password requirements, authentication rules, validation rules, etc. as they relate to the LIMS. | |||
===Cybersecurity and information privacy=== | |||
Please describe how your cannabis testing LIMS helps users better meet their organizational cybersecurity requirements. Discuss any relevant communication and encryption protocols, authentication mechanisms, access prevention mechanisms, de-identification tools, etc. that are embedded into the offering. If an organization stores personal health information or other sensitive data in your LIMS, how is its reception and transmission protected using these and other mechanisms, particularly in light of the regulatory requirements affecting cannabis testing labs? | |||
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Internal security policy and procedures
Please describe your internal policy and procedure (P&P) regarding security within your organization, including any standards your organization has adopted as part of that P&P. Address any ancillary security policies regarding, e.g., acceptable use of technology, remote and from-home work, and security awareness training.
Software security policy and procedures
Please describe your organization's P&P regarding implementing security and data integrity mechanisms within the software it develops, particularly in regards to your cannabis testing LIMS solution. Address any ancillary security policies regarding, e.g., system validation and commission and information privacy for the LIMS and its development and implementation. Be sure to address system characteristics such as audit trails and versioning, as well as how that and other related functionality support ALCOA principles.
Administrational security configurations
Please provide details regarding how your organization's cannabis testing LIMS allows for flexible yet robust configuration of security controls within system. Be sure to address configurable elements such as granular access controls, inactivity timeouts, password requirements, authentication rules, validation rules, etc. as they relate to the LIMS.
Cybersecurity and information privacy
Please describe how your cannabis testing LIMS helps users better meet their organizational cybersecurity requirements. Discuss any relevant communication and encryption protocols, authentication mechanisms, access prevention mechanisms, de-identification tools, etc. that are embedded into the offering. If an organization stores personal health information or other sensitive data in your LIMS, how is its reception and transmission protected using these and other mechanisms, particularly in light of the regulatory requirements affecting cannabis testing labs?
