End User’s Representations Regarding Its Data, Infrastructure and Systems Sample Clauses

End User’s Representations Regarding Its Data, Infrastructure and Systems. End User acknowledges that Xxxxxxxxx will rely on, the timeliness, accuracy, completeness and legality of all End User Data and information provided to Carahsoft. End User will obtain any licenses or consents from, third parties as required in connection with the transfer, use and processing of End User Data. End User grants to Carahsoft and its subcontractors a non- exclusive right to use the End User Data to provide the Services under this Agreement. End User represents that it is not aware of any on-going or potential network breach or compromise to the system(s) it owns or manages that are relevant to the Services and will promptly notify Carahsoft if it becomes aware of any such network breach or other compromise during Service delivery.
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