Common use of Commercially Reasonable Procedures Clause in Contracts

Commercially Reasonable Procedures. Bank and Company expressly agree that the Security Procedures set forth in this Agreement are and shall be deemed commercially reasonable. You should have security procedures in place to mitigate the threat of Account Takeovers. Internet Banking Services are accessed through the Internet which is a public system over which we have no control. It is therefore your duty to ensure any computer, computer network, device, equipment or communication system (collectively “Equipment”) which you or your delegates use to access the Internet Banking Services is free from and adequately protected against viruses and other destructive or disruptive components. In particular you shall ensure anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall software (“Security Software”) are installed in the Equipment which you or your delegates use to access the Internet Banking Services and that these Security Software are regularly updated with security patches and new version as issued or recommended from time to time by the suppliers of such Equipment. You should establish, implement, and periodically update security policies and procedures to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of Protected Information; protect against anticipated threats or hazards to the security of Protected Information; protect against unauthorized use of Protected Information. If you select certain security procedures to use in connection with the Internet Banking Services and those security procedures provide less protection against unauthorized transactions or activity than the Security Procedures offered by Bank, you are deeming those security procedures selected by you to be commercially reasonable, and, as such, you will indemnify Bank against any losses arising out of such election.