Security Keys definition

Security Keys means a key, magnetic card or other device or information used on the Common Property to:
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Security Keys means a key, magnetic card, or other device or information used on the common property to: (i) open and close security gates, doors, gates, or locks; or (ii) operate alarms, security systems, or communication systems.
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Security Keys means cryptographic keys used to ensure the security, confidentiality and integrity of the data stored on the Card Media.
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Examples of Security Keys in a sentence

  • Under no circumstances may Security Keys be taken out of the Authority’s premises.

  • Security Keys are passwords and codes used to identify the E-User.

  • The Customer is bound by and responsible for any acts concluded by E-Users using Security Keys.

  • For security reasons it is required that on termination of the contract/ SLA the school is required to return all USB Security Keys to CPOMS Systems Limited.

  • The E-User shall store the Security Keys in a safe place and in the form not recognizable to third persons and ensure that the Security Keys cannot be used by unauthorised persons.

  • The E-User shall also immediately notify the Bank (in that case, if E-User is using electronic mean of identification, issued by third party, acceptable to the Bank, there must be first informed sich third party) if the E-User suspects that the Security Keys may have become known to any other person.

  • E-User shall be obliged to remember Security Keys, he/she cannot write it or safe it in any data storage, to disclose it to third parties and/ or keep it with electronic identification means (devices).

  • The E-User shall also immediately notify the Bank if the E-User suspects that the Security Keys may have become known to any other person.

  • The E-User shall be obliged not to disclose the Security Keys to any other person.

  • Security Keys consist of the User name shown on the front page of the Agreement (in E-Services Agreement), password first given by the Bank and thereafter periodically changed by the E-User and one-off codes from the code card.