Consumer Confidential Information definition
Examples of Consumer Confidential Information in a sentence
Except for the purposes of fulfilling its obligations under the Master Agreement, each Party will hold and use any and all consumer confidential information (“Consumer Confidential Information”) in confidence and will not copy, sell, transfer, sublicense, assign, distribute or disclose it or any part or parts of it, in any form to any other person, nor permit its employees, agents or representatives to do so, without the prior written consent of the Party that owns such Consumer Confidential Information.
Each Party hereto shall adhere to all applicable privacy and data protection laws and regulations applicable to it with respect to gathering, processing, storing and using Consumer Confidential Information.
If Customer is enrolled in a demand response programme, all such Consumer Confidential Information shall be stored for the duration necessary to meet the applicable programme’s operational and auditing requirements upon the expiry.
The foregoing exceptions shall not supersede the respective obligations of the Parties set forth in Section 6.10 with respect to Consumer Confidential Information.
As between Administrator and Customer, Customer shall be the exclusive owner of all Consumer Confidential Information and all Contract Holder Data.
Each Party hereto shall adhere to all applicable privacy and data protection laws and regulations appli- cable to it with respect to gathering, processing, storing and using Consumer Confidential Information.
As between Vendor and Customer, Customer shall be the exclusive owner of all Consumer Confidential Information and all Contract Holder Data.
Recipient Party's obligation to notify the Disclosing Party arises from the time Recipient Party actually determines or reasonably should have determined that Disclosing Party's Consumer Confidential Information was in fact involved in the actual or suspected Security Incident.
Recipient Party’s obligation to notify the Disclosing Party arises from the time Recipient Party actually determines or reasonably should have determined that Disclosing Party’s Consumer Confidential Information was in fact involved in the actual or suspected Security Incident.
To the extent Recipient Party has access to Disclosing Party's Consumer Confidential Information, Recipient shall notify Disclosing Party promptly and without unreasonable delay of learning of unauthorized access to, disclosure of, or breach in the security of the Disclosing Party's Consumer Confidential Information may have occurred (a "Security Incident").