Customer Traffic Data definition

Customer Traffic Data means transmission of Customer activity collected on the Daily Statistics Sheet through the Agent Portal;
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Examples of Customer Traffic Data in a sentence

  • As set forth in the Order or as Customer otherwise elects during the installation, configuration or use of the Products, VECTRA may (in addition to the Customer Traffic Data set forth in Sections 3.8a and 3.8b) receive VPN access to Customer’s network, monitor and access packet capture data, and facilitate troubleshooting.

  • As set forth in the Order or as Customer otherwise elects during the installation, configuration or use of the Products, VECTRA may (in addition to the Customer Traffic Data set forth in Section 3.8aa) monitor and access non-identifying session and detection metadata, including DNS, HTTP and session data; detection details; host ID mapping data; and precursors.

  • As set forth in the Order or as Customer otherwise elects during the installation, configuration or use of the Products, VECTRA may (in addition to the Customer Traffic Data set forth in Section 2.1a) monitor and access non-identifying session and detection metadata, including DNS, HTTP and session data; detection details; host ID mapping data; and precursors.

  • Customer acknowledges that the Products detect threats and attacks by monitoring Customer Traffic Data, and that the Products may be less effective in detecting threats, attacks, or other suspicious or unauthorized activity if the Products do not have adequate access to Customer Traffic Data.

  • Submission or provision of Customer Traffic Data to VECTRA shall be at Customer’s own risk, and VECTRA assumes no responsibility or liability for receipt of such Customer Traffic Data.

  • Without limiting the foregoing, VECTRA may automatically access, process, and retain Customer Traffic Data transferred on networks to which Customer connects any Product for purposes of product improvement, support, analysis, evaluation, and the provision of services to Customer (collectively, the “Metadata Services”).

  • As set forth in the Order or as Customer otherwise elects during the installation, configuration or use of the Products, VECTRA may (in addition to the Customer Traffic Data set forth in Section 3.8a) monitor and access non-identifying session and detection metadata, including DNS, HTTP and session data; detection details; host ID mapping data; and precursors.