Reputational Harm definition
Reputational Harm means material reputational harm to the Company.
Reputational Harm means negative publicity or negative public perception that has a material and lasting adverse impact on a person's reputation, and which materially affects such person’s revenue in a lasting manner.
Reputational Harm means, actual or potential material or significant damage to the reputation of the PIDG Group.
Examples of Reputational Harm in a sentence
Reputational Harm to the Arts Center: Any public conduct, statements, or actions by the Artist that brin si nificant ne ative attention to the Arts Center, jeopardizin its credibility, public trust, or standin within the community.
Each Party shall maintain an insurance policy(ies) for data breaches and cybersecurity and shall include coverage for Network Security and Privacy; Regulatory Costs and Fines; Incident Response Costs; Legal, Forensic and Breach Management Costs; Extortion; System Damage and Rectification Costs; and System Business Interruption and Reputational Harm with a $2,000,000 limit per the aforementioned coverages listed and a $2,000,000 annual aggregate limit of all claims.