File and Program Backup and retention policies Sample Clauses

The "File and Program Backup and Retention Policies" clause defines the requirements and procedures for regularly backing up and securely storing files and software programs. It typically outlines the frequency of backups, the types of data to be included, and the duration for which backups must be retained, such as keeping daily backups for a week and monthly backups for a year. This clause ensures that critical data is protected against loss or corruption, providing a clear framework for data recovery and compliance with legal or business continuity obligations.
File and Program Backup and retention policies. FIS standards are defined by platform. After such time as the FIS employees receive and operate Client’s data on appropriate media in electronic format at FIS’s facilities, FIS will provide and maintain reasonable backup files on appropriate media for such Client data. FIS is responsible to adjust ASP Hosted Applications jobs and programs to utilize FIS backup processes and procedures.
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