Critical data Sample Clauses
The 'Critical Data' clause defines specific types of information that are considered essential or highly sensitive within the context of an agreement. This clause typically outlines what constitutes critical data, such as personal information, financial records, or proprietary business data, and may impose heightened obligations for its protection, handling, or notification in the event of a breach. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties recognize and appropriately safeguard the most important data, thereby mitigating risks associated with data loss, misuse, or unauthorized disclosure.
Critical data. The digital information that is contained within a critical asset and that, if compromised by a malicious attack, could affect the performance of the critical asset. Critical data includes digital information beyond just the process data. The following are examples of critical data: process control data, such as process variables; set point data; tuning data; firmware; application software and operating system software, and all associated files; security software and all associated files; files that contain data, such as data tables, configuration, numbers, logs, and security information; database tables and associated database files; network or transmission protocol data; test equipment files and information that could be connected to the critical asset; macros, formulas, and calculations whose resultant data are used as design input or to directly control plant equipment.
Critical data. Data which HJG could not function without.
Critical data. Data which YPS could not function without.
Critical data. Data/programs which YPS could not function without. The following is categorized as critical: YPS Client Publication Information and Databases IT Dept YPS Proprietary Data and Programs Development