Common use of THE PROVIDER’S IT Clause in Contracts

THE PROVIDER’S IT. WHILST THE PROVIDER HAS INTERNET SECURITY PROTOCOLS, THE PROVIDER DOES NOT MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS AS TO THE SECURITY OF THE PROVIDER’S NETWORK (OR THE INTERNET) OR OF ANY INFORMATION THAT THE CLIENT PLACES ON IT. The Client should adopt whatever security measures (such as encryption) it believes are appropriate to its circumstances. The Provider cannot guarantee that a particular degree of availability will be attained in connection with the Client’s use of the Provider’s network (or the internet). The Client’s sole and exclusive remedy shall be the remedy of such failure by the Provider within a reasonable time after written notice.