Common use of Security Protection Clause in Contracts

Security Protection. Subhosting shall be responsible for developing and maintaining physical security measures for the Data Center and for the Customer’s Systems that define specific requirements in regard to monitoring controls and procedures assigned for the security and safety of the Customer Systems and are consistent with customary industry standards. If at any time Subhosting becomes aware that any of the security measures in place for any portion of the Data Center or any portion of the Customer’s Systems are compromised or otherwise violated or may be inadequate, Subhosting shall provide notice of such event as soon as reasonably practicable to Customer in accordance with such notification and escalation call lists as Customer shall have, from time to time, provided to Subhosting. In the event of a breach of the security measures, upon reasonable request, Subhosting shall permit Customer to inspect the automatic security logs within twenty-four (24) hours following the receipt of such notice.