Cyber Attacks Clause Samples
The Cyber Attacks clause defines the responsibilities and procedures in the event of a cyber attack affecting either party involved in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines notification requirements, steps for mitigating damage, and obligations to restore affected systems or data. Its core function is to allocate risk and clarify the actions required to minimize disruption and liability resulting from cyber security incidents.
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Cyber Attacks. 8.3.1. The Seller must take reasonable and prudent steps consistent with best industry practice to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of the Seller and any Subcontractor.
8.3.2. Where stated in Item 43 of Part E – Contract Details, the Seller must ensure all Products and Services meet or exceed the stated requirements for the:
Cyber Attacks.
21.3.1. The Seller must take reasonable and prudent steps consistent with best industry practice to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of the Seller and any Subcontractor.
21.3.2. If requested by DTA’s, the Seller must provide details of the security measures put in place by the Seller and any Subcontractors to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of DTA, Buyers, the Seller and any Subcontractor.
21.3.3. If the Seller becomes aware of a Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of the Seller or any Subcontractor, the Seller must immediately:
a. contact the DTA Representative (by phone or email, whichever is fastest), providing full details of the Cyber Attack; and
b. if required by law or if directed by DTA, advise CERT Australia and/or the Australian Cyber Security Centre.
21.3.4. If requested by DTA, the Seller must, within 10 Business Days, prepare and provide to DTA for approval a cyber security plan. The cyber security plan must provide details of the security measures put in place by the Seller and any Subcontractors to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on their Digital Systems.
Cyber Attacks. All undersigned nations shall not encourage, tolerate, nor participate in hacking, phishing, or any other malicious activities aimed at compromising the digital security of individuals, communities or entities.
Cyber Attacks. 24.3.1. The Seller must take all steps consistent with best industry practice to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of the Seller and any Subcontractor.
24.3.2. If asked by DTA, the Seller must give DTA details of its security measures that are in place to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of DTA, Buyers and the Seller. This includes security measures that are in place for the Seller’s supply chain.
24.3.3. If the Seller becomes aware of a Cyber Attack on the Digital Systems of the Seller or any Subcontractor that has or may have an effect on the Products and Services, the Seller must:
a. immediately take all reasonable action to mitigate the risk of the Cyber Attack causing serious harm to DTA;
b. promptly contact the DTA Representative (by phone or email, whichever is fastest), providing full details of the Cyber Attack to the extent available at the time; and
c. if required by law or if directed by DTA, advise CERT Australia and/or the Australian Cyber Security Centre.
24.3.4. If asked by DTA, the Seller must, within 10 Business Days, give DTA a cyber security plan for approval. The cyber security plan must provide details of the security measures put in place by:
a. the Seller; and
b. any Subcontractors, to reduce the risk of Cyber Attack on their Digital Systems. The cyber security plan must cover risks relevant to the provision of the Products and Services.
24.3.5. DTA may either:
a. notify the Seller that the cyber security plan is approved; or
b. notify the Seller to promptly revise and resubmit the cyber security plan within 2 Business Days (or such longer time as the notice states) to meet the reasonable requirements of DTA as set out in the notice. If this occurs, the Seller must revise and resubmit the cyber security plan in accordance with the notice.
24.3.6. The Seller must provide the Products and Services in accordance with the approved cyber security plan. This obligation applies from the date that the cyber security plan is approved under clause 24.3.5.a.
24.3.7. DTA may:
a. suspend the Seller from the Panel following a Cyber Attack; and
b. have discussions with ▇▇▇▇▇▇ regarding a Cyber Attack, regardless of whether the Buyer has a Contract in place with the Seller.
Cyber Attacks. Any computer, computer system, software program, virus or process, or any other electronic system, as a means of infecting harm, or the consequence of any of these, regardless of any other direct or indirect cause of event, whether covered or not contributing in any sequence to the loss or damage; and
Cyber Attacks. While we may take reasonable measures to secure the Software and the infrastructure on which the Services run from cyber-attacks and Malicious Code, new attack vectors and exploits are created or used by malicious actors every day. By using the Services, you acknowledge that we cannot be expected to anticipate these new vectors but can only employ industry-standard measures to mitigate the risks. Where we are actively employing measures to combat cyber-crime and an exploit or data loss occurs, you agree to hold us completely harmless for any consequences of same.