Network Security and Malicious Events Sample Clauses

Network Security and Malicious Events. Unless specifically otherwise agreed to in an applicable Order, it is Client’s sole responsibility to determine whatever actions deemed necessary to make Client’s data and voice networks and circuits secure from unauthorized access. Hardware firewall must be in place. Wireless data traffic in the environment must be securely encrypted. Provider is not responsible for the security of Client’s network and circuits from third parties, or for any damages that may result from any unauthorized access to Client’s network. Client has an affirmative obligation to protect Client’s network environment, and to train its employees for spam, malware, phishing, virus protection, and prevention from criminal acts of third parties. Provider is not responsible for criminal acts of third parties, including but not limited to hackers, phishers, crypto-locker, and any network environment subject to xxxxxx. If a security system for Client’s network is included within the Services to be provided by Provider, Provider agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to protect Client’s network from malicious attacks by computer viruses, computer worms, and/or computer hackers (collectively, “malicious activities”). However, Client understands that no security system can guarantee complete protection against malicious activities as such attacks often involve the intentional action by third parties to invade and injure computer systems. THEREFORE, CLIENT AGREES TO HOLD PROVIDER HARMLESS FROM ANY LOSS, INJURY, OR DAMAGE TO CLIENT OR ANY HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND/OR COMPUTER DATA OF CLIENT CAUSED BY SUCH MALICIOUS ACTIVITIES. Provider is not responsible for criminal acts of third parties, including but not limited to intrusions or unauthorized access of any kind, hackers, phishers, crypto-locker, and any network environment subject to xxxxxx. CLIENT AGREES TO PAY XXXXXX OR HOLD PROVIDER HARMLESS FOR ANY ACTIVITY AFFECTING NETWORK SECURITY ON CLIENT’S ENVIRONMENT RELATED TO THIRD-PARTY CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, NETWORK SECURITY, Client shall notify Provider immediately, in writing, by electronic mail or by calling the Provider customer support line, if Client becomes aware at any time that the Services are being stolen or used fraudulently. Failure to do so in a timely manner may result in the immediate termination of the Services and additional charges billed to Client. Client will be liable for all use of the Service using Equipment stolen from Client and any and all stolen Service or fraudulen...
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Network Security and Malicious Events. Unless specifically otherwise agreed to in an applicable Order, it is Client’s sole responsibility to determine whatever actions deemed necessary to make Client’s data and voice networks and circuits secure from unauthorized access. Hardware firewall must be in place. Wireless data traffic in the environment must be securely encrypted. Provider is not responsible for the security of Client’s network and circuits from third parties, or for any damages that may result from any unauthorized access to Client’s network. Client has an affirmative obligation to protect Client’s network environment, and to train its employees for spam, malware, phishing, virus protection, and prevention from criminal acts of third parties. Provider is not responsible for criminal acts of third parties, including but not limited to hackers, phishers, crypto-locker, and any network environment subject to xxxxxx. If a security system for Client’s network is included within the Services to be provided by Provider, Provider agrees to use its best efforts to protect Client’s network from malicious attacks by computer viruses, computer worms, and/or computer hackers (collectively, “malicious activities”). However, Client understands that no security system can guarantee complete protection against malicious activities as such attacks often involve the intentional action by third parties to invade and injure computer systems.
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Network Security and Malicious Events. In performing the Services, AGILITY shall utilize cyber- security practices and technology that are in accordance with industry standards as of the date of performance. Unless specifically agreed in a Service Contract for the provision of cyber-security consulting services, AGILITY is not undertaking a duty to update the Client’s existing network, systems or environment or any previously- performed Services or to provide any advice, monitoring or other services related to cyber-security services, and AGILITY shall not be responsible for the security of your computer network, voice circuits or other systems, or any other aspect of your environment nor shall AGILITY be liable for any damages resulting from a Cyber-Attack, as defined below (except to the extent, if any, that the Cyber-Attack is attributable to a breach of the obligation set forth in the first sentence of this section, in which case AGILITY liability shall be limited in accordance with the general limitation of liability set forth in Section 13.1). WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, AGILITY SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES RELATED TO SECURITY DEFECTS IN COMMERCIALLY-AVAILABLE SOFTWARE, HARDWARE OR OTHER PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT ARE SUBSEQUENTLY FOUND TO EXIST (REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN QUESTION ARE RELATED TO CYBER- SECURITY OR ARE USED FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS PRODUCTIVITY OR OTHER PURPOSES).
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