Your security responsibilities Clause Samples

Your security responsibilities. You are responsible to install, update, maintain and properly use industry standard security products that are appropriate for your computer use. These would normally include such things as a firewall to prevent unauthorized access to your network; updated anti-virus and anti-malware protection; operating system patches when they are available; and a modern Internet browser that indicates the site name and security status.

Your security responsibilities. 6.1. You agree to use a distinct Password or other Access Code in accessing the Service and to take all reasonable steps to ensure that no other person has access to your Password, Bundll App PIN or any other Access Code. 6.2. If you enter your Bundll App PIN incorrectly 3 consecutive times, you will need to enter your email address and Password to access the Bundll App and create a new PIN. 6.3. If you wish to sign in to the Bundll App using biometric information, you should ensure that only your biometric information is stored on the mobile phone used to access the Bundll App. In addition to ensuring that your mobile phone device is secure, it is very important that each PIN or biometric information used in connection with that mobile phone remain secure. If biometric information is used on your Bundll App, you consent to us collecting the biometric information you provide for the purposes of identifying you and otherwise for use in accordance with our privacy policy. 6.4. You must follow the steps below to protect against the unauthorised use of any Access Code: (a) never reveal or tell any Access Code to, or allow it to be seen by, another person including family and friends or our staff; (b) do not lend any Access Code to anybody; (c) try to memorise the Access Code and destroy any documentation or communication that contains an Access Code; (d) do not record your Access Code on your card or on anything which is kept with or near the card; (e) do not record your Access Code on a computer or related articles without making a reasonable attempt to disguise the Access Code or prevent unauthorised access to the record; (f) do not keep a record of the Access Code with any document containing details of your Bundll Account (e.g. transaction history) without making a reasonable attempt to protect the security of the Access Code; (g) do not keep a record of the Access Code with your usual list of emergency phone numbers; (h) use care to prevent anyone seeing the Access Code being entered on electronic equipment including a mobile phone; (i) immediately report the loss, theft or unauthorised use of your Access Code to us by web chat on ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ otherwise if you still have access to your Device, log in and suspend your Bundll Account; (j) do not act with extreme carelessness in failing to protect your Access Codes; (k) when selecting your Access Code, do not use an Access Code that can be easily guessed such as one that represents your birth date or a reco...

Your security responsibilities. (i) You must select an Alias Name which is not easily traceable back to you. (ii) You must carefully select your Password and Personal Verification Questions so that they cannot be easily guessed or reverse engineered by anyone else. (iii) You agree to keep your Password and Personal Verification Questions confidential and not to disclose them to any person other than to a Signing Authority on the Account. If your Password or Personal Verification Questions become known to any person other than a Signing Authority on your Account, confidential information about your Account may be accessed. (iv) Your Password is for your use alone and may not be assigned or transferred. (v) We recommend that you change your Password on a regular basis, and at least every 90 to 120 days. (vi) When entering your Alias Name and Password and/or Personal Verification Questions into an Electronic Device, you must take all reasonable precautions to prevent others from seeing you entering this information such as by ensuring that no one can see your computer screen or key pad on your Electronic Device. (vii) If you suspect that someone else knows your Password or Personal Verification Questions or is using your Alias Name without your consent, you must notify us by telephone or in person as soon as possible (and in any case within 24 hours after learning or suspecting such loss or use) and follow the instructions that we give to you. Subject to any other agreement you have with us, we will not be liable for any improper withdrawal from or charges against an Account or any other loss if you have not given us notice as required by this Section. (viii) DUCA OnLine files may exist in a non-encrypted state on your web browser’s cache and stored in your Electronic Device’s permanent memory until erased. You agree that it is your responsibility to take such steps as are necessary to secure or erase such files so that they cannot be accessed by any other person.

Your security responsibilities. You are solely responsible for protecting against unauthorized access to the Scanner and the Program.

Your security responsibilities. You shall be solely responsible for: (i) ensuring a level of security appropriate to the risk in respect of Your Data; and (ii) backing up Your Data in line with industry best practices.

Your security responsibilities. You agree that without prejudice to Cloudmore’s obligations under Sections 7.1 (Cloudmore’s Security Measures and Assistance) and 7.2 (Data Incidents): a. You are solely responsible for Your use of the Services, including: i. making appropriate use of the Services to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk in respect of Your Personal Data; and ii. securing the account authentication credentials, systems and devices You use to access the Services. b. Cloudmore has no obligation to protect Personal Data that You elect to store or transfer outside of Cloudmore’s and our Sub-Processors’ systems.

Your security responsibilities. It is your responsibility to keep the Account Access Information secure and confidential, as it gives access to your Account, which stores and shows the Personal Data. Should you use a publically accessible computer or other type of device, you should always log out of your Account before leaving the Service to prevent other users from accessing the Account. It is also your responsibility to make sure the Participants keep their Participant Access Information secure and confidential as it gives access to their own Personal Data. This is why it is essential that you notify us immediately if that Access Information is compromised.

Your security responsibilities. You are solely responsible for any breaches of security and data backups affecting servers that You control, own or rent.

Your security responsibilities. You are responsible for installing, updating, maintaining and properly using industry standard security products that are appropriate for your computer use. These include such things as a firewall to prevent unauthorized access to your network; updated anti-virus and anti-spyware protection; operating system patches when they are available; and a product that indicates the web site you are on or an Internet browser that indicates the site name. We encourage you to routinely scan your PC and any removable drives and diskettes using a reliable anti-virus product to detect or remove any viruses. Undetected or un-repaired viruses may destroy your programs, files and your hardware, and you may unintentionally transmit the virus to other computers. We also encourage you to purchase and employ a reliable firewall on your computer that will protect your computer from intrusion while you are connected to the Internet. You are solely responsible for the proper installation, configuration, and maintenance of any intrusion detection system you may employ. You agree to use standard safety precautions. You further agree to review your statements and all transactions promptly, thoroughly and regularly and to promptly report to us any unauthorized activity.