Transmission of Files. You acknowledge that a feature of the Software is to facilitate analysis of files and processes (including but not limited to portable executable files or other executable code) that exist on, or are being introduced into your computer systems or networks (“Files”) to identify potential or actual malicious code, malware or other intrusive artifacts or processes therein (“Potentially Malicious Code”). Therefore, you acknowledge and agree that, in certain configurations, to function optimally and for purposes in connection with our support of Software, the Software may transmit Files to servers owned or controlled by us, and we may otherwise analyze or classify Files.
Transmission of Files. The Employer shall collect and provide information about the bargaining unit. The Employer shall transmit files in accordance with the SEIU 775 Dues and Deductions Guidelines and will use the template provide to the Employer by the Union. At the time of the transmission of the bargaining unit roster submitted to the Union, the Employer will verify that the Employer’s records accurately reflect the membership status of each employee listed and endeavor to identify any discrepancies prior to dues report and employee roster submission.
Transmission of Files. You acknowledge that a feature of the Software is to facilitate analysis of files and processes (including but not limited to portable executable files or other executable code) that exist on, or are being introduced into your computer systems or networks (“Files”) to identify potential or actual malicious code, malware or other intrusive artifacts or processes therein (“Potentially Malicious Code”). Therefore, you acknowledge and agree that, and acknowledge and agree on behalf of your end users, that in certain configurations, to function optimally and for purposes in connection with our support of Software, the Software may transmit Files to servers owned or controlled by us, and we may otherwise analyze or classify Files.
Transmission of Files. OCSE and OPRE must at all times through the period of the agreement transmit files through a secure data transfer method approved by OCSE. OPRE submitted initial input files via the Child Support Portal. All remaining files for this research match will be submitted via Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), or mutually approved method of transmission, encrypted as approved by OCSE using a FIPS 140-2 compliant solution. The method of transmission may be revised upon written request by OPRE and approval of OCSE. After conducting the information comparison and pseudo-identifying the results, OCSE will encrypt and transmit the information to OPRE using SFTP, as indicated in the paragraph above. The information will then be transferred into an electronic folder limited to users authorized in Appendix D, hereinafter “authorized folder.” The authorized folder is maintained on a server within the ADRF computer network, approved as evidenced by a current federal Authority to Operate (ATO), hereinafter “secure ADRF server.”
Transmission of Files. Member shall (a) sign and endorse each Check to be deposited as follows “UCCU Mobile Deposit Only”, (b) scan the front and back of each Check to be deposited and thereby capture the image of the front and back of each Check and capture the MICR encoding on, and any other required data from, each Check and (c) transmit the File containing the images of, the MICR line from and all other required data and information from or pertaining to, such Checks and all batched ACH data and other information to UCCU or its Processor in accordance with the Procedures, a copy of which Procedures have either heretofore been, or are herewith, provided to Member by UCCU, and Member acknowledges receipt thereof. UCCU reserves the right to amend the Procedures, with or without prior notice to Member. UCCU may also provide Member with, or require Member to establish, a User ID, and/or passwords and other procedures to access the Mobile Remote Deposit Service. Member agrees to, at all times, comply with the Procedures. Member acknowledges, understands and agrees the Security Procedures are not designed for the detection of errors. UCCU is not, and will not be, obligated to detect errors by Member or others, even if UCCU takes certain actions from time to time to do so.
