IP Scanning & Log Monitoring Sample Clauses

IP Scanning & Log Monitoring. You acknowledge and understand that provisioning of the Software will enable static or dynamic IP addresses associated with the POS Software Monitor to be scanned. You further acknowledge that such IP addresses may be for external network devices which protect the POS Software Monitor host system. You hereby grant us and our vendors (i) the right to access and scan the IP addresses associated with the POS Software Monitor whether they are dynamic or static IP addresses (the "Authorized IP Addresses"), (ii) the right and authority to gather and transmit system data, including point of sale system information, to us or our vendors, and (iii) the right and authority to collect, transmit and review security event logs from the systems on which the Software is deployed. You further agree to provide us or our vendors reasonable assistance to enable such access and scanning. You understand that your failure to cooperate with the provision of services may significantly impair the services.
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