Loss of Information Sample Clauses

Loss of Information. 4.3.1. The Bank shall be held liable for losses caused by failures and errors in the course of transmission of information and/or documents by telephone, fax or other medium of communication among the Client, Third Party and/or the Bank solely if such failures or errors have been caused by wilful misconduct or gross negligence of the Bank.

Loss of Information. The Underwriters will indemnify the Insured for the Damages and Defence Costs resulting from any Claim arising as a consequence of Information having been lost, damaged, destroyed, mislaid, distorted or erased by the Insured, provided that:

Loss of Information. In the event of any disclosure or loss of, or inability to account for, any Confidential Information of a party, the other party will promptly (i) notify the such party upon becoming aware thereof; (ii) take such actions as may be necessary or reasonably requested by such party to minimize the violation, and (iii) cooperate in all reasonable respects with such party to minimize the violation and any damage resulting therefrom.

Loss of Information. In the event of Loss of Information (other than Loss of Information hereby excluded) from the Property whilst situated or in transit anywhere in the world the Company will pay the costs necessarily and reasonably incurred by the Policyholder to reinstate such programs including information Increased Cost of Working If the operations of the Business are interrupted or interfered with due to the occurrence during the Period of Insurance of an Insured Event the Company will pay the additional expenditure necessarily and reasonably incurred by the Policyholder (including Loss of Interest) during the Indemnity Period in consequence of such interruption or interference Limit of Liability The liability of the Company shall not exceed in any period of insurance the Sum Insured set against this Section in the Schedule Exclusions This Section of the Policy does not cover Lease / Hire / Rent / Loan or Sale Loss of Information from any Property which is a) offered or to be offered for lease hire rent or loan by the Policyholder

Loss of Information. Compromise of other information that would not ordinarily be available to an adversary does not affect the security of the protocol. For example, in Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx type protocols, security is not compromised by loss of αSiSj (where Si represents entity i’s long-term secret value).

Loss of Information. Is it possible that loss of some information other than i’s secret value can compromise the protocols? Un- fortunately this is the case in each of Protocols 1, 2, and 3, since loss of αSiSj certainly allows an adversary to impersonate i to j and vice versa. Thus none of these protocols remains secure if this supplementary information is lost. It is not clear what effect loss of other supplementary information might have — for example, if entity i were to inadvertently disclose some bits of Si.