Common use of IT Security Clause in Contracts

IT Security. (a) Service Recipient shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Recipient Personnel”) having access to the Provider Systems to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Provider’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Provider and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Provider. Service Recipient shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Recipient Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (b) Service Provider shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Provider Personnel”) having access to (i) Service Recipient’s intranet and other owned, licensed or leased information technology related resources, including software, networks, hardware, servers or other related technology, and (ii) computer-based resources (including e-mail and access to Service Recipient’s computer networks and databases) which require a password or are available on a secured access basis (collectively, the “Recipient Systems”) to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Recipient’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Recipient and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Recipient. Service Provider shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Provider Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (c) In the event of a cyber incident or attack for which Service Provider reasonably believes the Provider Systems have been or could be compromised, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may take all steps it deems reasonably necessary and/or advisable in its sole discretion to remediate such cyber incident, including temporary termination of or blocking Service Recipient’s and Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems. If Service Provider reasonably believes that any of the Recipient Personnel have failed to comply with the security guidelines of Service Provider, or that any of the Recipient Personnel has accessed any Provider Systems other than in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may temporarily terminate or block such Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems until such time as Service Recipient has remedied such non-compliance in a manner satisfactory to Service Provider in its reasonable discretion.

IT Security. (a) Service Recipient shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Recipient Personnel”) having access to the Provider Systems to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Provider’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Provider and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Provider. Service Recipient shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Recipient Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, by the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (b) Service Provider shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Provider Personnel”) having access to (i) Service Recipient’s intranet and other owned, licensed or leased information technology related resources, including software, networks, hardware, servers or other related technology, and (ii) computer-based resources (including e-mail and access to Service Recipient’s computer networks and databases) which require a password or are available on a secured access basis (collectively, the “Recipient Systems”) to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Recipient’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Recipient and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Recipient. Service Provider shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Provider Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (c) In the event of a cyber incident or attack for which Service Provider reasonably believes the Provider Systems have been or could be compromised, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may take all steps it deems reasonably necessary and/or advisable in its sole discretion to remediate such cyber incident, including temporary termination of or blocking Service Recipient’s and Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems. If Service Provider reasonably believes that any of the Recipient Personnel have failed to comply with the security guidelines of Service Provider, or that any of the Recipient Personnel has accessed any Provider Systems other than in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may temporarily terminate or block such Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems until such time as Service Recipient has remedied such non-compliance in a manner satisfactory to Service Provider in its reasonable discretion.

IT Security. (a) 3. Service Recipient shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Recipient Personnel”) having access to the Provider Systems to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Provider’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Provider and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Provider. Service Recipient shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Recipient Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (ba) Service Provider shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Provider Personnel”) having access to (i) Service Recipient’s intranet and other owned, licensed or leased information technology related resources, including software, networks, hardware, servers or other related technology, and (ii) computer-based resources (including e-mail and access to Service Recipient’s computer networks and databases) which require a password or are available on a secured access basis (collectively, the “Recipient Systems”) to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Recipient’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Recipient and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Recipient. Service Provider shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Provider Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (cb) In the event of a cyber incident or attack for which Service Provider reasonably believes the Provider Systems have been or could be compromised, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may take all steps it deems reasonably necessary and/or advisable in its sole discretion to remediate such cyber incident, including temporary termination of or blocking Service Recipient’s and Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems. If Service Provider reasonably believes that any of the Recipient Personnel have failed to comply with the security guidelines of Service Provider, or that any of the Recipient Personnel has accessed any Provider Systems other than in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may temporarily terminate or block such Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems until such time as Service Recipient has remedied such non-compliance in a manner satisfactory to Service Provider in its reasonable discretion.

IT Security. (a) 3. Service Recipient shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Recipient Personnel”) having access to the Provider Systems to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Provider’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Provider and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Provider. Service Recipient shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Recipient Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, by the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (ba) Service Provider shall cause all of its personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents (collectively, the “Provider Personnel”) having access to (i) Service Recipient’s intranet and other owned, licensed or leased information technology related resources, including software, networks, hardware, servers or other related technology, and (ii) computer-based resources (including e-mail and access to Service Recipient’s computer networks and databases) which require a password or are available on a secured access basis (collectively, the “Recipient Systems”) to comply with all documented security guidelines applicable to Service Recipient’s and its Subsidiaries’ personnel, employees, officers, contractors, consultants or other agents generally (including physical security, network access, data security and privacy guidelines and similar policies) of Service Recipient and shall not knowingly tamper with, compromise or circumvent any security or audit measures employed by Service Recipient. Service Provider shall ensure that such access shall be made by such Provider Personnel only as required in connection with, or as specifically contemplated by, the performance, delivery or receipt of a Service hereunder. (cb) In the event of a cyber incident or attack for which Service Provider reasonably believes the Provider Systems have been or could be compromised, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may take all steps it deems reasonably necessary and/or advisable in its sole discretion to remediate such cyber incident, including temporary termination of or blocking Service Recipient’s and Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems. If Service Provider reasonably believes that any of the Recipient Personnel have failed to comply with the security guidelines of Service Provider, or that any of the Recipient Personnel has accessed any Provider Systems other than in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Service Recipient agrees that Service Provider may temporarily terminate or block such Recipient Personnel’s access and connectivity to the Provider Systems until such time as Service Recipient has remedied such non-compliance in a manner satisfactory to Service Provider in its reasonable discretion.