Computer System Access Clause Samples

The Computer System Access clause defines the terms under which one party is permitted to use or access the computer systems, networks, or software of another party. Typically, it outlines the scope of access, any restrictions on use, and security protocols that must be followed, such as limiting access to authorized personnel or prohibiting the installation of unauthorized software. This clause serves to protect the integrity and security of the computer systems, ensuring that access is controlled and that sensitive data or operations are not compromised.
Computer System Access. The County will provide the SMPD with access to the County’s computer system for law enforcement (the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ system) and general access to the County’s computer network. Access will be provided to all deputized SMPD officers, and other individuals as approved by the Shawano County Sheriff’s Office on a case- by-case basis. The Tribe recognizes that the County incurs an annual internal cost for granting this access and agrees to reimburse the County actual costs on a quarterly basis (which are anticipated as being approximately $115.25 per user per quarter in 2024. This is based on 6 users.).
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Computer System Access. 10.1 From time to time, White Cap may provide Supplier access to proprietary computer systems and technologies owned and operated by White Cap (the “Systems”) to facilitate e-commerce and business-to-business (B2B) transactions. The Systems are to be used only for the business purposes of White Cap. White Cap may periodically monitor all uses of the Systems as allowed by ▇▇▇. Supplier’s users shall have no expectation of privacy when using the Systems. In order to receive such access, Supplier agrees to the following: (a) White Cap hereby grants Supplier limited, non-transferable access to certain Systems as may be determined by White Cap from time to time in its sole discretion. Supplier accepts the liability of managing its users’ access to the Systems as outlined in this Section 10. Each employee or agent of Supplier having access to the Systems will: (i) be assigned a separate User ID by Supplier and will use only that ID when logging on to the Systems; (ii) log off the Systems immediately upon completion of each session of service; (iii) not allow unauthorized individuals to access the Systems; (iv) keep strictly confidential the User ID and password and all other information that enables such access; (v) not reuse a compromised password (e.g. a password that has become known to anyone else at any time, including in an emergency); (vi) only utilize such access to perform its obligations to White Cap;
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Computer System Access. The Service Provider will access the Computer System only in accordance with the BCLC Services Manual and will not modify, revise or otherwise change, or allow any other person to modify any aspect of the Computer System in any manner that would or would reasonably be expected to interfere with or compromise the systems, infrastructure, architecture, security, integrity, coding or functionality of the Computer System, any data residing on or being processed by the Computer System, or otherwise adversely impact the Corporation. Without limiting the foregoing, the Service Provider will ensure that: (a) access to the Computer System by the SP Systems is only through the network(s) and means specified in the BCLC Services Manual, and (b) the SP Systems will comply with the BCLC Services Manual. The Service Provider will comply with any testing, security, controls and production requirements as outlined in the BCLC Services Manual. The Service Provider will only remove Corporation Data from the Computer System as expressly permitted by the Corporation or the BCLC Services Manual, and in any event will segregate, physically and logically, all Corporation Data from its own data, including as required by the BCLC Services Manual. In the event of an Information Security Incident, the Service Provider will follow the procedure set out in the BCLC Services Manual.
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Computer System Access. 10.1 From time to time, White Cap may provide Supplier access to proprietary computer systems and technologies owned and operated by White Cap (the “Systems”) to facilitate e-commerce and business-to-business (B2B) transactions. The Systems are to be used only for the business purposes of White Cap. White Cap may periodically monitor all uses of the Systems as allowed by Law. Supplier’s users shall have no expectation of privacy when using the Systems. In order to receive such access, Supplier agrees to the following: White Cap hereby grants Supplier limited, non-transferable access to certain Systems as may be determined by White Cap from time to time in its sole discretion. Supplier accepts the liability of managing its users’ access to the Systems as outlined in this Section 10. Each employee or agent of Supplier having access to the Systems will: (i) be assigned a separate User ID by Supplier and will use only that ID when logging on to the Systems; (ii) log off the Systems immediately upon completion of each session of service; (iii) not allow unauthorized individuals to access the Systems; (iv) keep strictly confidential the User ID and password and all other information that enables such access; (v) not reuse a compromised password (e.g. a password that has become known to anyone else at any time, including in an emergency); (vi) only utilize such access to perform its obligations to White Cap; (vi) comply with White Cap’s encryption requirements or other service policies instituted by White Cap from time to time; (vii) not perform any unauthorized exploring or mining of the Systems; and (viii) only have access to the portion of the Systems necessary to perform Supplier’s obligations. Supplier is solely responsible for obtaining the hardware and software necessary to properly access the Systems. Supplier shall assign an individual working for Supplier that shall act as its Supplier Guardian Point of Contact (“SGPOC”). The SGPOC will be the security liaison between White Cap and Supplier and (i) oversee compliance with the requirements of this Section 10, (ii) manage Supplier’s access to the Systems by granting and removing individual user access and working with White Cap to resolve any Systems-related issues that may arise, (iii) receive notice of security breaches within Supplier’s organization, (iv) coordinate security breach incident response and remedial action, and (v) provide notice, reporting and work within Supplier to undertake other actio...
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Computer System Access. (1) Bonded Web User shall access DMV’s databases only between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time Monday through Friday excluding California State approved holidays and furloughs. All other hours are prohibited. Updates can be completed periodically during normal working hours. There will be no technical support on weekends, furloughs, and state holidays. (2) Notification regarding when DMV’s system is down for maintenance or update will be sent via electronic mail. (3) Access to the DMV’s IRP vehicle registration and inventory databases shall be controlled by the use of an authentication credentialing system that shall identify, authenticate, and authorize access for each individual user. (4) The Bonded Web User shall notify the Bonded Web User Program Administrator to change, disable, or revoke an individual’s access authorization within one (1) day if any of the following occurs: (a) The individual no longer requires access to the DMV’s IRP vehicle registration and inventory databases; (b) The individual is no longer employed by the Bonded Web User; (c) The individual is suspected of, or has committed an act or acts of unauthorized disclosure or misuse of DMV records; (d) The individual is found to be in noncompliance with DMV’s information security requirements as defined in this Agreement. (5) Each individual user shall be assigned a “unique” user identifier by the authentication credentialing system administrator. (6) The individual user utilizing the authentication credentialing system shall select the password which must consist of eight (8) characters. The system administrator can assign a default password to an authorized individual who has been positively identified to the administrator in order to establish a new access account and user selected password, or when a user selected password has been forgotten and the user must establish a new user selected password. The default password shall not allow the individual to access the DMV’s vehicle registration tilting and inventory databases and shall not be capable of subsequent access, but must require the individual to establish a new selected password for their access. (7) DMV recommends that the individual user does not select a password that is identifiable with the individual by utilizing such elements as their name, initials, social security number or a family member’s name or initials in the password’s construction. (8) Passwords shall not be written down or displayed ...
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Computer System Access. I acknowledge that "Computer System" means a computer, its software, related equipment and communications facilities (if any), and includes computer networks. Further, I acknowledge that any information obtained by access to a GS, Inc. Computer System shall be a part of GS, Inc. Confidential Information as defined herein, and that any access to a GS, Inc. Computer System other than in the course of my regularly assigned tasks as a consultant is unauthorized. I also acknowledge that any use of a GS, Inc. computer other than in respect to my services as a consultant is unauthorized.
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