Audit Terms. Any audits described in this Section shall be:
Audit Terms. The responsible party will be responsible for the cost of engaging any third-party auditor to conduct an audit. If the operator has commissioned an audit report which it offers to make available to the responsible party, the responsible party may only perform (or commission a third-party auditor to perform) its own audit if the responsible party, acting in good faith, is reasonably dissatisfied with the operator’s audit report. The responsible party must (and must ensure that their third-party auditor does):
Audit Terms. Controller will be responsible for the cost of engaging any third-party auditor to conduct an audit. If processor has commissioned an xxxxx.xxxxxx which it offers to make available to controller, controller may only perform (or commission a third- party auditor to perform) its own audit if controller, acting in good faith, is reasonably dissatisfied with processor’s audit report. Controller must (and must ensure that their third-party auditor does):
Audit Terms. MS will choose an independent and internationally recognized certified public accountant or chartered accountant to perform the audit. The auditors will preserve the confidentiality of Company’s confidential information in accordance with applicable professional standards. Company agrees to give the audit team access to all of Company’s relevant records and premises with the following limits:
Audit Terms. Any audits described in this Section shall be: (i) conducted by Customer or its regulator, or through a third-party independent contractor selected by one of these parties and paid for by Customer; (ii) conducted during reasonable times; (iii) to the extent possible, conducted upon reasonable advance notice (but no less than 30 days’ prior notice) to Company; and (iv) of reasonable duration and shall not unreasonably interfere with Company’s day-to-day operations.
Audit Terms. Controller will be responsible for the cost of engaging any third-party auditor to conduct an audit. If processor has commissioned an xxxxx.xxxxxx which it offers to make available to controller, controller may only perform (or commission a third-party auditor to perform) its own audit if controller, acting in good faith, is reasonably dissatisfied with processor’s audit report. Controller must (and must ensure that their third-party auditor does): • coordinate timing and scope of audit with processor, so as to limit impact on processor’s services; • exclude processor’s other customers’ data (including personal data) from the audit; • acquire processor’s approval before using any tools or software on processor’s infrastructure; • not include in the audit any sensitive data (including personal data, special personal data, or data that could harm the security of the services described in the principal agreement); • give processor a reasonable opportunity to review the audit report and resolve any questions or issues of fact; and • keep the results of any audit confidential and not disclose them, unless otherwise required by law.
