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System Access Instructions. SAP NS2 shall comply with Licensee’s requirements stated below for access to Licensee’s systems: a. Licensee prohibits remote access by, and disclosure of any data to SAP under SAP Enterprise Support b. SAP NS2 shall treat any Licensee data, user access, passwords or system information provided by Licensee to SAP NS2 as Proprietary Information under applicable provisions of the Agreement. c. Licensee shall control, and shall grant or limit secure remote access to SAP NS2 at its sole discretion, and SAP NS2 shall only access those systems that Licensee authorizes SAP NS2 to access. d. In the event Licensee discloses classified, controlled unclassified, or sensitive Licensee data to SAP NS2 as part of any authorized remote access, SAP NS2 shall disclose such data only in accordance with the instructions provided by Licensee pursuant to Section 3.2 (xv) below. e. If access is granted by Licensee pursuant to Section 2.7.1.2 (d) above, Licensee shall provide SAP NS2 personnel with any user authorizations and passwords to access its systems and may revoke or terminate such authorizations as Licensee deems appropriate from time to time. Licensee shall grant SAP NS2 access to Licensee systems or personal information only if such access is essential for the performance of the support hereunder, and SAP NS2 shall comply with Licensee’s instructions for such access. f. If onsite support is provided, Licensee requires that personnel delivering support onsite at Licensee facilities be approved by Licensee and adhere to Licensee’s reasonable requirements and rules for access, and for use of Licensee’s electronic resources. Licensee has the right to request removal or replacement of personnel at its sole discretion. Licensee understands and agrees that schedules, resource availability, and costs are impacted by delays in processing approvals for such access.
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