Company Network definition

Company Network means collectively the Royal LePage Network and the Via Capitale Network.

Company Network means the telecommunications network and the linkages between one of the following, as applicable, (i) the Customer port on the Company equipment, the Company equipment, any directly connected network maintained by any third party telecommunications service provider utilized by Company; (ii) the Customer port on the equipment maintained by any third party telecommunications service provider utilized by the Company and their network; or (iii) the Company POP and any directly connected network maintained by any third party telecommunications service provider utilized by the Company and their network. The Company Network does not include equipment located at Customer’s premises (including Company Supplied Network) whether or not provided by Company, telephone circuits or networks between a Company POP and Customer’s location, inactive POPs, or any networks, network equipment, or telephone circuits other than described above that is not owned or controlled by Company.

Company Network means The Home Depot’s Cardholder Data Environment and any The Home Depot network component, the compromise of which The Home Depot reasonably believes would also impact the security of the Cardholder Data Environment.

Examples of Company Network in a sentence

• Carnival shall implement and maintain a penetration testing program designed to identify, assess, and remediate potential security vulnerabilities on the portion of the Company Network that it owns, or as is otherwise available.

• The Babcock & Wilcox Company Network Plotting System TX0000076124 1978 4.

• Carnival shall implement and maintain firewall policies and procedures for the portion of the Company Network that it owns to appropriately restrict connections between external networks and the Company Network.

• Company: Network Billing Systems, L.L.C. Credit Card:A valid bank or financial organization card, representing and account to which the costs of products and services purchased by the card holder may be charged for future payment.

• Our Company Network includes more than 50 of the largest global companies with whom we work on climate strategy and disclosure, among other issues.

More Definitions of Company Network

Company Network refers to Company’s network of Freelance Attorneys and Freelance Paralegals who provide freelance legal services to law firms and other attorneys (Hiring Attorneys).

Company Network means any Carnival-owned, operated, or controlled network component, the compromise of which would impact the security of Personal Information.

Company Network means the telecommunications system used by the Company in relation to the provision of the Services;

Company Network means Company, Company’s Affiliates and Company Partners.

Company Network means The Home Depot’s Cardholder Data Environment and any The Home Depot network component, the

Company Network. MEANS THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK AND THE LINKAGES BETWEEN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING, AS APPLICABLE, (I) THE CUSTOMER PORT ON THE COMPANY EQUIPMENT, THE COMPANY EQUIPMENT, ANY DIRECTLY CONNECTED NETWORK MAINTAINED BY ANY THIRD PARTY TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE PROVIDER UTILIZED BY COMPANY; (II) THE CUSTOMER PORT ON THE EQUIPMENT MAINTAINED BY ANY THIRD PARTY TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE PROVIDER UTILIZED BY THE COMPANY AND THEIR NETWORK; OR (III) THE COMPANY POP AND ANY DIRECTLY CONNECTED NETWORK MAINTAINED BY ANY THIRD PARTY TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE PROVIDER UTILIZED BY THE COMPANY AND THEIR NETWORK. THE COMPANY NETWORK DOES NOT INCLUDE EQUIPMENT LOCATED AT CUSTOMER’S PREMISES (INCLUDING COMPANY SUPPLIED NETWORK) WHETHER OR NOT PROVIDED BY COMPANY, TELEPHONE CIRCUITS OR NETWORKS BETWEEN A COMPANY POP AND CUSTOMER’S LOCATION, INACTIVE POPS, OR ANY NETWORKS, NETWORK EQUIPMENT, OR TELEPHONE CIRCUITS OTHER THAN DESCRIBED ABOVE THAT IS NOT OWNED OR CONTROLLED BY COMPANY.

Company Network means any computers, computer systems and networks of Company and Company customers. If access to Company Networks is required by Supplier, then Company shall determine the nature and extent of such access. If remote access to Company’s Networks is given to Supplier, then any and all information relating to such remote access shall be considered Company’s Confidential Information. In addition, any and all access to Company Networks shall be subject to the following: