An enterprise organization is conducting a third-party risk assessment of a key managed service provider (MSP). The security evaluation reveals that the MSP routes sensitive telemetry data over a dedicated, persistent network connection to a secondary facility operated by a fourth-party subcontractor. The enterprise security manager requires the technical security controls, data encryption rules, and interface boundaries for this specific direct network connection to be formally documented and enforced. Which of the following agreements should be established between the MSP and the fourth-party provider to meet this requirement?
- Interconnection Security Agreement (ISA)Cevap
- BService Level Agreement (SLA)
- CBusiness Partners Agreement (BPA)
- DNon-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
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Interconnection Security Agreement (ISA)
An Interconnection Security Agreement (ISA) is specifically intended to regulate technical security requirements, data encryption protocols, user access boundaries, and operational procedures for direct electronic connections between separate networks or organizations.
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Third-Party Interconnection Security Governance
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