Common use of Harmful Code Clause in Contracts

Harmful Code. If either Party becomes aware that an unauthorized party has accessed Issuer Data, or Confidential Information, or that Harmful Code has infected a relevant network or system of such Party, then it shall notify the other Party as soon as reasonably practical, so the Parties can work together to mitigate any potential adverse effect and undertake any further steps that may be applicable or required by law. “Harmful Code” means computer instructions whose primary purpose or effect is to disrupt, damage or interfere with use of any computer or telecommunications facilities, including, without limitation, any automatic restraint, time-bomb, trap-door, virus, worm, Trojan horse, or other harmful code or instrumentality that will cause a system to cease to operate or to fail to conform to its specifications. Each Party shall take commercially reasonable precautions to avoid, prevent, stop, find and eliminate the spread of all Harmful Code on its hardware systems and networks.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Agent and Registrar Agreement (Hygienic Dress League Corp), Agent and Registrar Agreement (Arca U.S. Treasury Fund), Agent and Registrar Agreement (Hygienic Dress League Corp)

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Harmful Code. If either Party becomes aware that an unauthorized party has accessed Issuer Data, or Confidential Information, or that Harmful Code has infected a relevant network or system of such Party, then it shall notify the other Party as soon as reasonably practical, so the Parties can work together to mitigate any potential adverse effect and undertake any further steps that may be applicable or required by law. "Harmful Code" means computer instructions whose primary purpose or effect is to disrupt, damage or interfere with use of any computer or telecommunications facilities, including, without limitation, any automatic restraint, time-bomb, trap-door, virus, worm, Trojan horse, or other harmful code or instrumentality that will cause a system to cease to operate or to fail to conform to its specifications. Each Party shall take commercially reasonable precautions to avoid, prevent, stop, find and eliminate the spread of all Harmful Code on its hardware systems and networks.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joinder Agreement (Exodus Movement, Inc.)

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