Exhibit_D_CONFIDENTIALITY_STATEMENT.pdf
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- RFP 902735 Service of Process
- Solicitation number
- RFP 902735
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- Alameda County, California
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This is a Confidentiality Statement exhibit from the California Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) establishing information security requirements and compliance obligations for individuals and organizations accessing child support data. The statement outlines that Child Support information, derived from sources including the Internal Revenue Service, California Franchise Tax Board, California Employment Development Department, and California State Board of Equalization, is strictly confidential and subject to federal and state law protections under Title 26 United States Code sections 7213(a), 7213A, and 7431; California Penal Code section 502; California Family Code section 17212; and California Unemployment Insurance Code sections 1094, 2111, and 2122, among other statutes. Access to such information is restricted to individuals with a specific Child Support business need, and disclosure to third parties is permitted only when those parties similarly possess a legitimate business need to access the information.
Violations of DCSS confidentiality policies result in significant consequences including administrative discipline, contract termination, criminal prosecution, fines ranging from $1,000 to $20,000, imprisonment from one to five years, and civil liability for damages. Signatories acknowledge that computer system access to Child Support information constitutes consent to monitoring of all system activity, and they agree to protect confidential information in all forms by accessing data only as needed for job duties, maintaining password security, prohibiting unauthorized duplication or downloading, and storing information exclusively in approved locations. The statement requires individuals to understand information classification requirements and report any ambiguities to supervisors, with wrongful access or disclosure for personal gain, curiosity, or non-business purposes constituting criminal violations under state and federal law.
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| 902735_RFP_Service_of_Process.docx | DOCX document | |
| Exhibit_E_UNAX_CERTIFICATION.pdf | ||
| 902735_RFP_Service_of_Process_ADA.pdf | ||
| Exhibit_C_E-PROCESS_SERVER_AGREEMENT.pdf |
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Exhibit D – Confidentiality Statement
STATE OF CALIFORNIA - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT
DCSS 0593 (03/29/06)
The Department of Child Support Services (DCSS) is responsible for securing Child Support information. DCSS takes this responsibility seriously. The information below describes serious consequences you are subject to in the event that you unlawfully access or disclose Child Support information. Child Support information includes data that is obtained from numerous organizations including, but not limited to: the Internal Revenue Service, the California Franchise Tax Board, the California Employment Development Department, and the California State Board of Equalization. This information is confidential. Child Support information also includes DCSS plans, processes, procedures, memoranda, correspondence, research documents, and statistical analysis concerning the DCSS Child Support Program. This information may be confidential. Confidential information in any form (e.g. paper, CDs, DVDs, computer drives, mobile computing devices, etc.) is not public and requires special precautions to protect it from wrongful access, use, disclosure, modification, and destruction. DCSS strictly enforces information security. If you violate DCSS confidentiality policies, you may be subject to administrative, civil, and or criminal action.
You may only access confidential information if you have a specific Child Support business need for that information. You may only disclose confidential information to other individuals that have a specific Child Support business need for that information. If you access confidential information without a Child Support business need or if you disclose confidential information to another person that does not have a Child Support business need, you may be subject to discipline by your department, termination of your or your employer's contract, criminal fines, or imprisonment.
Fines for confidentiality violations range from $1,000 to $20,000.
Imprisonment for confidentiality violations ranges from 1 year to 5 years.
In addition, you may be liable for damages to persons injured by your confidentiality violation.
I acknowledge that wrongful access, use, modification, or disclosure of confidential information may be punishable as a crime and/ or result in disciplinary and/or civil action taken against me - including but not limited to: reprimand, suspension without pay, salary reduction, demotion, or dismissal - and/or fines and penalties resulting from criminal prosecution or civil lawsuits and/or termination of contract.
By your signature and initials below, you acknowledge that confidential Child Support information is subject to strict confidentiality requirements imposed by state and federal law including, but not limited to: Title 26 United States Code sections 7213(a), 7213A, and 7431; Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, part 603; California Penal Code section 502; California Family Code section 17212; California Unemployment Insurance Code sections 1094, 2111, and 2122; California Revenue and Taxation Code sections 7056, 7056.5, 19542, and 19542.1.
I acknowledge that wrongful access, use, modification, or disclosure of confidential information is grounds for immediate termination of my organization's Child Support related contract.
READ AND INITIAL EACH OF THE STATEMENTS PRINTED BELOW
I acknowledge that operating any computer providing access to Child Support information constitutes consent to monitoring of all system activity. Evidence of unauthorized use collected during monitoring may be used for adverse or criminal action.
Logging on to any system providing access to Child Support information indicates acceptance of the DCSS Information Security Policy.
I hereby agree to protect Child Support information in any form, (e.g. paper, CDs, DVDs, computer drives, mobile computing devices, etc) by:
Accessing Child Support information only as needed to perform my Child Support business duties.
Never accessing information for curiosity or personal reasons.
Never showing confidential information to or discussion confidential information with anyone who does not have the need to know.
Storing confidential information only in approved locations.
Never removing sensitive or confidential information from the work site without authorization.
I acknowledge responsibility for knowing the classification of Child Support information. If I do not know the classification of specific information, I will seek classification information from my supervisor.
I acknowledge that wrongful access, inspection, use, or disclosure of confidential information for personal gain, curiosity, or any non-business related reason is a crime under state and federal laws.
I agree that I will not disclose my password(s) that provide me access to Child Support systems to any other person.
I agree that I will not duplicate or download confidential Child Support information unless I am authorized to do so.
I certify that I have read and initialed the confidentiality statements printed above.
PRINT FULL NAME
PRINT EMPLOYER'S FULL NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
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