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Running head: CONTRACT

CONTRACT 4

Contract

Tony Menzsa

Rasmussen

Jenner and Block firm enters into an agreement with HB Gary Federal, a technology security contractor. The terms and the agreements are based on the following provisions:

Protection of Jenner and Block private information data from an unauthorized personnel whether the access can be intentional or unintentional. Over the years, data breaches have doubled costing the company millions and millions of dollars. Data breaches continue to increase and very critical information tends to settle in the wrong hands. The employees tend to use emails continuously, messaging and using of laptops and blackberries that cause security breaches (Hutchins & Caiola, 2007). Data breach might occur due to negligence or mishandling but having a security contractor makes security tight since they are always alert on any breach of data that might occur electronically or through hard copies.

Identification and exposing of hackers are a key priority for the security firm. Breaching of organizations data can occur on purpose this is a result of deliberate theft. Some of the company's data that might be accessed to enhance theft in an organization include patents or trade secrets. Someone in or outside the firm can deliberately access the firm's most important information in order to conduct an activity that might cost the company. Having the security firm, minor embarrassments or actually, a national security is likely to be avoided.

The agreement above is subject to the laws and rules of the state; therefore, lack of fulfillment of the required rules that have been set will lead to enforcement of legal action.

Jenner and Block Organization _____________________

(First party name) (First party signature)

HB Gary Security Contractor ______________________

(Second party name) (Second party signature)

References

Hutchins, J. & Caiola, A. (2007). U.S. data breach notification law. Chicago, Ill.: American Bar Association, Section of Science & Technology Law.

Privacy. (2007). [Washington, D.C.].