Site security program

The secretary, under the law, must review and approve the required assessment, plan, and implementation for each facility. The statute prohibits the secretary from disapproving a site security plan on the basis of the presence or absence of a particular security measure, but the secretary may disapprove a site security plan that does not meet the risk-based performance standards. The secretary may approve vulnerability assessments (see chapter 5) and site security plans created through security programs not developed by DHS, so long as the results of these programs meet the risk-based performance standards established in regulation. 

The Verified Internet Pharmacy Practice Site (VIPPS) program is a voluntary certification program for online pharmacies and is sponsored by the NABP This program, initiated in 1999, provides a means for online pharmacies to demonstrate compliance with VIPPS criteria including patient rights to privacy, authentication and security of prescription orders, adherence to a... 

Conducting a security vulnerability assessment (SVA) and developing and writing a site security plan as described below are meant to be in conjunction with establishing an effective safety and security program (see Step 5 above). ... 

In many cases, a blended security approach would be appropriate. The primary onsite security function could be carried out by unarmed contracted security personnel, with an on-site supervisor from the contracted company on duty if required by the area stakeholders. A school system employee, in responsible charge of the work area, would be assigned the function of oversight of the contracted security program. 

Develop long-term projections for landfill requirements and initiate a program to secure the needed sites. 

So what is the solution If the mountain cannot go to Mohamed, Mohamed should go to the mountain. That is the data-centric computing approach. We leave the data where it is. Instead, we send the programs to go out and work on the data at their home site, where data are more secure, and to send back only the findings from the analysis, which are usually vastly smaller than the data. 

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