Emergency Maintenance Window Sample Clauses

Emergency Maintenance Window. (1) maintenance that is required to patch a critical security vulnerability; (2) maintenance that is required to prevent an imminent outage of Service Availability; or
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Emergency Maintenance Window. An “Emergency Maintenance Window” is an unplanned event whereby AZCOMP, in its best professional judgment, believes that a virus, third party software defect or other issue which is deemed a critical problem by AZCOMP or other key security vendor and poses a real and critical threat to CLIENT’s data or data integrity or reliability and stability of the Services. In the event of an Emergency Maintenance Window, AZCOMP shall have the right to temporarily terminate access to the Services without notice. However, upon temporary termination of Services due to an Emergency Maintenance Window, AZCOMP shall provide written e-mail notification to CLIENT explaining the nature, expected duration, and planned cure for the Emergency Maintenance Window.
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