Common use of Notice to Credit Reporting Agencies Clause in Contracts

Notice to Credit Reporting Agencies. In the case of a breach of PII discovered by the Business Associate where the unsecured PII of more than one thousand (1000) individuals has reasonably believed to have been, accessed, acquired, or disclosed, after prior approval by the County, the Business Associate shall notify all consumer reporting agencies nationwide, that complete and maintain files in accordance with the provisions of §501.171(5), Florida Statutes.

Notice to Credit Reporting Agencies. In the case of a breach of PII PI discovered by the Business Associate where the unsecured PII PI of more than one thousand (1000) individuals has reasonably believed to have been, accessed, acquired, or disclosed, after prior approval by the CountyCovered Entity, the Business Associate shall notify all consumer reporting agencies nationwide, that complete and maintain files in accordance with the provisions of §section 501.171(5), Florida Statutes.

Notice to Credit Reporting Agencies. In the case of a breach of PII discovered by the Business Associate where the unsecured PII of more than one thousand (1000) individuals has reasonably believed to have been, accessed, acquired, or disclosed, after prior approval by the County, the Business Associate shall notify all consumer reporting agencies nationwide, that complete and maintain files in accordance with accordancewith the provisions of §501.171(5), Florida Statutes.

Notice to Credit Reporting Agencies. In the case of a breach of PII discovered by the Business Associate where the unsecured PII of more than one thousand (1000) individuals individua ls has reasonably believed to have been, accessed, acquired, or disclosed, after prior approval by the County, the Business Associate shall notify all consumer reporting agencies nationwide, that complete and maintain files in accordance with the provisions of §501.171(5), Florida Statutes.