No Backdoors Sample Clauses

No Backdoors. Zendesk has not built any backdoors or other methods into its Services to allow government authorities to circumvent its security measures to gain access to Service Data.
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No Backdoors. Vendor represents and warrants that all Software provided hereunder does not and shall not as delivered or provided contain any anti-use device, disabling device, lockup program, ransomware, so-called “time bomb” or “drop dead” device, “back door,” instructions, contaminants, viruses, Trojan Horses, worms, cancelbots, or any other mechanism, code or computer programming routine that will disable, damage, impair or impede, lock-up, alter, halt, abnormally end, surreptitiously intercept, expropriate or interfere with the Software, Licensee Systems or any data or information of a Governmental Entity. Vendor further represents and warrants that all Software does not contain any other programming or device of any kind that would allow unauthorized access to the Software by Vendor or any other person or any Third Party, except as otherwise permitted for purposes of providing Services under the Agreement or as otherwise authorized by the applicable Governmental Entity in writing. Vendor covenants that it will not under any circumstance, including enforcement of a valid contract right, (i) install or trigger a lockup program or disabling device, or (ii) take any step that would in any manner interfere with any Governmental Entity’s use of the Software or Licensee Systems, or restrict a Governmental Entity from accessing its data files or in any way interfere with the transaction of a Governmental Entity’s business. For any breach of this provision, a Governmental Entity shall, immediately after receipt of notification of the breach, cure the breach to a Governmental Entity’s satisfaction, including repairing, at Vendor’s expense, any damage done to the Software or Licensee Systems or any other property.
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