Unauthorised Access definition

Unauthorised Access means use of the Insured’s Computer System by any person or persons not authorised to do so, including employees.

Unauthorised Access means a third party’s access to a computer system, without authorisation or exceeding authorisation.

Unauthorised Access means access to the Insured’s computer system without authorisation or exceeding authorisation. Unauthorised access shall also include computer attacks.

Examples of Unauthorised Access in a sentence

• Illegal or Unauthorised Access to Other Computers or Networks: Accessing illegally or without authorisation computers, accounts, or networks belonging to another party, or attempting to penetrate security measures of another individual’s system (often known as “hacking”).

• Unauthorised Access 7.01 The Licensee is obliged to undertake all necessary steps to prevent unauthorised access to the Font to Font Software Software and to any copies of such.

• Failure to notify us immediately after you identified the Unauthorised Access may result in you losing your entitlement to have us investigate your matter and, subject to our reasonable discretion, correct it.

• Unauthorised Access to TS – access to the TS or information included therein on behalf of the Client by a third party without the required authorisation.

• The Interested Party shall be obliged to keep Confidential Information in accordance with measures that ensure administrative, physical and technical safety of Confidential Information that is in line with basic criteria defined in current laws and regulations protecting Confidential Information against disclosure, abuse, damage, destruction, loss or theft (hereinafter referred as the: Unauthorised Access).

More Definitions of Unauthorised Access

Unauthorised Access. Includes but is not limited to:

Unauthorised Access means the gaining of access to a computer, computer system, or computer network by an authorised person or persons or an authorised person in an unauthorised manner.

Unauthorised Access means access to scheme data by a person who does not have express or delegated authority to do so. This includes access by an employee or contractor of the accredited entity who is not an accredited individual, as well as unauthorised access by a third party such as a hacker.

Unauthorised Access means the gaining of access to a Computer System by a person or persons not authorised by You to do so.

Unauthorised Access means access by any person to the System using an On-Line Password, where the User is unaware of, or does not authorise, that access.

Unauthorised Access means access of any kind by a person to a programme or data held in a computer without authority i f

Unauthorised Access means access to the Systems, Data, facilities and/or Premises used by the Service Provider in the provision of the Services by individuals whether physically, electronically or otherwise, other than Users or Authorised Staff, or access by Users or Authorised Staff which exceeds their authorised access rights as granted by the Service Provider;