Kiosk PCI Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Kiosk PCI Responsibilities. ➢ CSG and Customer agree the provision and use of the Kiosk Product and its related Services shall be in accordance with each Party’s respective responsibilities provided in the Kiosk PCI-Security document which shall be binding on the Parties, subject to the terms of this Agreement and may be updated from time to time by mutual agreement of the Parties. The Kiosk PCI-Security document (document #*******) shall be updated periodically to identify roles and responsibilities related to the Kiosk Product in a manner consistent with then-current industry standards and PCI-DSS standards. Any modification or revision of the Kiosk PCI-Security document shall be approved by the CIO of CSG and the General Counsel of Customer. In the event the Parties are unable to agree upon any modification or revision to the Kiosk PCI-Security document, the Parties shall escalate the matter as provided in the Agreement to executive management of the respective Parties for resolution. CSG acknowledges and agrees that it is responsible for cardholder data which it possesses or stores in relation to its Kiosk Product and related Services. ATTACHMENT 1 On-Site Field Service and Warranty Plan Definitions End of Life – Date at which a kiosk is considered to no longer have a useful life. This date is defined as after ** ****** from the original date in which the kiosk was shipped from Kiosk, Inc.’s (“KIOSK”) manufacturing facility. Useful Life – Period between ship date and ** ****** from ship date. Warranty and Onsite coverage terms
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