Back-up and Recovery. 1. Contractor is required to have a viable risk management strategy that is formally documented in a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and/or a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP). The BCP/DRP shall identify recovery strategies within the application service areas, outline specific recovery methods and goals, indicate data backup and recovery methodology, and provide the maximum time required to restore Services to County in the event of a system disruption or failure.
Back-up and Recovery. 7.1 The Customer acknowledges that the Services are backed up for the purposes of data recovery, where such recovery is required from a failure of one or more Service components.
Back-up and Recovery. Vendor will (i) execute nightly database backups to a backup server in a secure offsite location and (ii) save the last ten (10) nightly database backups in a secure offsite location. The City will have the ability to download any of the backups to The City’s location. The Software shall be configured to perform incremental backups every eight (8) hours, such that the database can be restored to the last committed transaction and/or point in time of the last incremental backup, which will have occurred up to two-hours earlier, in the event of a system failure. Vendor will be responsible for importing back-up and verifying that The City can log-in to the Software. The City will be responsible for running reports and testing critical processes to verify the returned data. At The City’s written request, Vendor will provide test results to The City within a commercially reasonable timeframe after receipt of the request.
Back-up and Recovery. The Exhibit for each Software Product licensed to Customer specifies where Customer may use that Software Product. If any facility specified in that Exhibit becomes inoperable, Customer may use the Software Product temporarily at a back-up facility until use of the original facility is restored. Customer may also use the Software Product in a non-productive mode to test the use of such a back-up facility. Customer may change the data center to another Customer facility located in Canada, United States, United Kingdom, or Japan ("Approved Areas") as a back-up facility. However, Customer must always seek the prior written consent of CSC for any transfer of a Software Product to another location outside of the Approved Areas; CSC agrees it will not withhold its consent to change to another facility outside of the Approved Areas unless CSC has reason to believe the confidentiality of the Software Product will be compromised. Customer shall keep accurate records of all locations at which any of the Software Products are installed, and shall provide such records to CSC upon request. This Section 3.4 does not permit any third party back-up facility provider to copy, use, or access a Software Product or any information that is confidential pursuant to Article 13 of this Agreement. Customer shall indemnify CSC against any and all damages or losses caused by an unauthorized use or disclosure of the Software Product or any CSC Confidential Information by a third-party owner or operator of a back-up facility used by Customer under this Section.
Back-up and Recovery. 3.3.1 Any Customer documents and files located at Customer’s site(s) are and shall remain Customer’s property; and therefore, Customer is solely responsible for its own backup and recovery plan(s).
