CCI DEFINITION Sample Clauses
The CCI Definition clause establishes the meaning of the term "CCI" (which often stands for Confidential Commercial Information or a similar phrase) as it is used throughout the contract. This clause typically specifies what types of information are considered CCI, such as proprietary business data, trade secrets, or sensitive financial details, and may outline any exclusions, like information already in the public domain. By clearly defining CCI, the clause ensures that both parties understand exactly what information is subject to confidentiality obligations, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to protect sensitive business interests.
CCI DEFINITION. CCI is a single byte, 8 bit, field conveyed from Card to Host. Four Five of the eight bits are defined. The remaining four three are reserved. The reserved bits shall be set to zero by the Card as shown in Table 6.1-A. The Host shall use the reserved bit values received from the Card only for execution of the Authenticated Tunnel Protocol described below. The Host shall ignore the reserved bit values thereafter. CCI Bits # 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Card sets to 0 0 0 0 CIT APS1 APS0 EMI1 EMI0 Host interprets as rsvd rsvd rsvd rsvd CIT APS1 APS0 EMI1 EMI0
CCI DEFINITION. CCI is a single byte, 8 bit, field conveyed from Card to Host. Four Six of the eight bits are defined. The remaining four two are reserved. The reserved bits shall be set to zero by the Card as shown in Table 6.1-A. The Host shall use the reserved bit values received from the Card only for execution of the Authenticated Tunnel Protocol described below. The Host shall ignore the reserved bit values thereafter.