Commercial Reasonableness of Security Procedures Sample Clauses

Commercial Reasonableness of Security Procedures. You agree that the security procedures used in connection with the Services are commercially reasonable and, as a result, you assume all risk of loss for unauthorized Transactions where we have followed the then current security procedures. The Company further agrees that the security procedures are appropriate given the size, type and frequency of the Company’s use of the Services. Company further agrees to safeguard any number, code, passwords, test key, token, or other identifier assigned to it, from discovery by any unauthorized person. If at any time Company knows or suspects their credentials, computer(s), network or accounts may have been compromised they must notify FI as soon as practicable. The security procedures are not designed to and will not detect errors and Company assumes all responsibility for errors that may be contained in its orders to FI.
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