; or (II) other laws, regulations, or legal obligations; (ii) preventing risks to the health or safety of a child or teenager or groups of children or teenagers; or (iii) repairing errors that impair the existing (as of the time when the repairs are made) functionality of the children’s service. (8) Security Requirements (A) In general An operator of a children’s service shall establish, implement, and maintain reasonable security policies, practices, and procedures for the protection of covered information, taking into consideration— (i) the size, nature, scope, and complexity of the activities engaged in by such operator; (ii) the sensitivity of any covered information at issue; and (iii) the cost of implementing such policies, practices, and procedures. (B) Specific requirements The policies, practices, and procedures established by an operator under subparagraph (A) shall include the following: (i) A written security policy with respect to the processing of such covered information. (ii) The identification of an officer or other individual as the point of contact with responsibility for the management of information security. (iii) A process for identifying and assessing any reasonably foreseeable vulnerabilities in the system or systems maintained by such operator that contain such covered information, including regular monitoring for a breach of security of such system or systems. (iv) A process for taking preventive and corrective action to mitigate against any vulnerabilities identified in the process required by clause (iii), which may include— (I) implementing any changes to the security practices, architecture, installation, or implementation of network or operating software