Malware Protection. Microsoft cares about protecting your device from malware. The software will turn on malware protection if other protection is not installed or has expired. To do so, other antimalware software will be disabled or may have to be removed.
Malware Protection. Malware protection software with audit logging is deployed on all Genesys servers. Alerts indicating potential malicious activity are sent to an appropriate response team.
Malware Protection. The Financial Institution is not responsible for any electronic viruses, spyware, or other malware that you may encounter. We encourage our customers to routinely scan their PC using a reliable anti- malware/anti-virus product and resolve any discovered issues. Undetected or non-repaired viruses may corrupt and destroy your programs, files and even your hardware. Additionally, you may unintentionally transmit the virus to other computers. Spyware refers to technologies that collect information about a user without his or her knowledge and reports that information to a third party. Certain forms of spyware can intercept sensitive and confidential information about an organization or user, including passwords, credit card numbers and other identifying data. It is important that customers do not access their online account information from a public computer – such as those in hotels and libraries because of the uncertainty of what malware may already exist on public equipment.
Malware Protection. The Contractor will provide and maintain industry-standard endpoint antivirus and antimalware protection on all Systems and Hardware as approved or required by the Department Information Security Officer (DISO) who will consult with the County’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) to ensure provided hardware is free, and remains free of malware. The Contractor agrees to provide the County documentation proving malware protection status upon request.
Malware Protection. Contractor hereby warrants that to the best of its knowledge there is no malware in any portion of the software and/or its computer system and that it has used commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the software and/or its computer system is free of malware and has undergone malware-checking procedures consistent with industry standards. The term “malware” as used herein means any computer code designed to (a) disable, disrupt, or damage the County's use of the software, County data, or the County’s network or (b) damage or destroy any County data without the County's consent.
Malware Protection. NetWitness will install and run industry standard malware protection on all systems underlying the Service Offering. Anti-malware definition files shall be updated regularly in accordance with industry standards. For the avoidance of doubt,Customer remains responsible for protecting its own systems by installing, updating, and maintaining industry standard malware protection.
Malware Protection. The Customer is responsible for maintaining adequate virus and malicious software protections for your computers and networks used to access MDI Cloud.
Malware Protection. 24.1 The Reseller will:
24.1.1 establish and maintain up-to-date protection against Malicious Code throughout its business.
24.1.2 protect against transferring Malicious Code to the other party’s systems, customers and Third Parties, by applying industry standard malware protection controls.
Malware Protection. 6.1. The Supplier should always ensure that adequate and up to date malware protection exists and is implemented. Malware includes computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, spyware, adware, and other malicious objects.
6.2. Malware protection should be implemented and updated.
Malware Protection. Contractor hereby warrants that to the best of its knowledge there is no malware in any portion of the software and/or its computer system and that it has used commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the software and/or its computer system is free of malware and has undergone malware-checking procedures consistent with industry standards. The term “malware” as used herein means any computer code designed to (a) disable, disrupt, or damage the H-NNCSB's use of the software, H-NNCSB data, or the H-NNCSB’s network or (b) damage or destroy any H-NNCSB data without the H-NNCSB's consent.
