Internet Connections on Subscriber’s Premises Sample Clauses

Internet Connections on Subscriber’s Premises. 8.1 If Markit connects to the Internet from Subscriber’s network while on Subscriber’s premises, it will only do so through Subscriber’s secure gateways. In the event Subscriber elects to permit Xxxxxx’s employees and other personnel working on Subscriber’s premises to connect to the Internet via a network that is not managed by Subscriber, Markit must first seek approval from Subscriber’s relevant and duly authorised department prior to implementing such connection. Any such network connection must utilise content filtering/web filtering software that blocks access to pornographic sites, gambling sites, or other Internet sites that contain any content that is defamatory, offensive or otherwise inappropriate for the workplace and should never be used to bridge Subscriber’s network.
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