Access to the Cloud Service. Customer is responsible for (i) all activities conducted under its accounts, including use by Authorized Users, (ii) complying with laws and regulations applicable to Customer’s use of the Cloud Service, and (iii) obtaining and maintaining, at its own expense, all equipment needed to access the Cloud Service, including but not limited to Customer’s Internet access, encryption technology, and adequate bandwidth. Customer agrees to notify Kronologic immediately of any unauthorized use of any password or account or any other known or suspected breach of security with respect to the Cloud Service. Kronologic may, without liability to Customer, disable Customer’s access to the Cloud Service (or suspend or terminate any user’s access to the Cloud Service) if Customer is in breach of this Section 3 or in in the event of a denial-of-service attack or other malicious attempt emanating from Customer’s or an Authorized User’s connection point the effect of which is to prevent legitimate users of the Cloud Service from using the Cloud Service. Any failure by an Authorized User to comply with the Agreement will be deemed to be a material breach by Customer, and Kronologic will have no liability to Customer or any third party with respect to such breach. Customer agrees to immediately take all necessary steps, including providing notice to Kronologic, to effect the termination of an access ID for an Authorized User if there is a compromise in the security of that access ID or if unauthorized use is suspected or has occurred. Kronologic may remove any violating content posted or transmitted through the Cloud Service, without notice to Customer.
Access to the Cloud Service. Docker shall provide access and make the Cloud Service available to Customer for the duration of the Build Minutes specified in the corresponding Order Form. Customer understands and agrees that a Docker Hub account is required in order to receive the corresponding access to the Cloud Service.
