Maintaining Protections Sample Clauses
The "Maintaining Protections" clause requires that certain safeguards, rights, or security measures established in an agreement remain in effect throughout the contract's duration. In practice, this means that neither party can reduce, remove, or weaken these protections without mutual consent, and any changes to the level of protection must be explicitly agreed upon. This clause ensures that the agreed-upon standards—such as confidentiality, data security, or employee benefits—are consistently upheld, thereby preventing either party from unilaterally diminishing important protections and maintaining trust and stability in the contractual relationship.
Maintaining Protections. Notwithstanding anything to contrary in these General Terms, or any policy or terms referenced herein via hyperlink (or any update thereto), Splunk may not, during a Term materially diminish the security protections set forth in these General Terms, any Specific Offering Terms, or the applicable security addendum.
Maintaining Protections. Notwithstanding anything to contrary in these General Terms, or any policy or terms referenced herein or any update thereto, Graylog may not, during a Term, materially diminish the security protections provided by the controls set for the Hosted Service.
Maintaining Protections. Notwithstanding anything to contrary in these General Terms, or any policy or terms referenced herein via hyperlink (or any update thereto), Splunk may not, during a Term materially diminish the security protections set forth in these General Terms, any Specific Offering Terms, or the applicable security addendum. Except as expressly permitted in an Order, these General Terms or our Documentation, you agree not to (nor allow any user or Third Party Provider to): (a) reverse engineer (except to the extent specifically permitted by statutory law), decompile, disassemble or otherwise attempt to discover source code or underlying structures, ideas or algorithms of any Offering; (b) modify, translate or create derivative works based on the Offerings; (c) use an Offering for service bureau purposes, or for any purpose other than your own Internal Business Purposes; (d) resell, transfer or distribute any Offering; (e) access or use any Offering in order to monitor its availability, performance, or functionality for competitive purposes; (f) attempt to disable or circumvent any license key or other technological mechanisms or measures intended to prevent, limit or control use or copying of, or access to, Offerings; (g) separately use any of the applicable features and functionalities of the Offerings with external applications or code not furnished by Splunk or any data not processed by the Offering; (h) exceed the Capacity purchased or (i) use any Offering in violation of all applicable laws and regulations (including but not limited to any applicable privacy and intellectual property laws).