Common use of Data Protection and Data Security Clause in Contracts

Data Protection and Data Security. 5.1 The Authorised User acknowledges the need to manage data security and risks around use of data appropriately, both to protect the rights of individual data subjects and to avoid reputational, relationship and commercial risks to HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation arising from any perceived breach or inadequacy in the protection and security of data collected by HESA which could impede the ability of HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation to access data in the future.

Data Protection and Data Security. 5.1 5.1. The Authorised User acknowledges the need to manage data security and risks around use of data appropriately, both to protect the rights of individual data subjects and to avoid reputational, relationship and commercial risks to HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation arising from any perceived breach or inadequacy in the protection and security of data collected by HESA which could impede the ability of HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation to access data in the future.

Data Protection and Data Security. 5.1 6.1. The Authorised User acknowledges the need to manage data security and risks around use of data appropriately, both to protect the rights of individual data subjects and to avoid reputational, relationship and commercial risks to HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation arising from any perceived breach or inadequacy in the protection and security of data collected by HESA which could impede the ability of HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation to access data in the future.

Data Protection and Data Security. 5.1 5.1. The Authorised User acknowledges the need to manage data security and risks around use of data appropriately, both to protect the rights of individual data subjects and to avoid reputational, relationship and commercial risks to HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation arising from any perceived breach or inadequacy in the protection and security of data collected by HESA which could impede the ability of HESA, HESA Services and the Organisation to access data in the future.