Passwords and System Security Sample Clauses

Passwords and System Security. 1. Each individual who is authorized to have access to Customer accounts and information through BBO must do so according to the Customer instructions completed by Customer. The level of access for each user is determined by the Access ID number, which will be assigned by Bank. The password shall consist of at least 6 characters within a specific format subject to a maximum of 17 characters and/or provided a token distributed by bank. Customer will enter their access ID on the log on screen and submit. The system will require each user to select a new password during their initial session. Token users will enable the token and select a 4-digit PIN that will be used in conjunction with the token password, complete an e-mail address and security question/answer. Customer’s 4-digit PIN will be used in conjunction with token password when logging in. To log in Customer will press their token for a unique password. Customer will then enter token password, and their personal 4-digit PIN and submit. Log on screen will display a 4-digit authentication code. Customer will press token one time to view the same authentication code. Matching authentication codes will signal to Customer that they have reached the correct site. Customer’s Access Id and password or token and 4-digit PIN is to be used only by that authorized individual and should be protected from use by others. Once selected by each user, this password is to be used only by that individual and protected from use by others. Bank may require users to change their password every 90 days, which can be completed within the software. Customer must have an Internet browser that supports a minimum 128-bit encryption standard with antimalware software, firewalls and a valid e-mail address. 2. Customer agrees that Bank’s security procedures are commercially reasonable. Customer further agrees that actions taken by the Bank in compliance with its security procedures, whether or not in fact such transaction was initiated by the Customer or Customer agents shall be treated as a duly authorized Customer request. Until notice to the contrary is received and duly processed, the Bank shall be entitled to rely on any the Customer’s written or electronic instructions for all Services under this Agreement. Customer will be responsible for all transactions initiated by persons to whom Customer has given access to passwords or other security procedures. Customer will comply with all security procedures described in this docum...
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Passwords and System Security a. ACH includes the ability for Customer to establish passwords and various security levels over ACH, including verification and authorizations levels. The Customer agrees that the password and security levels, if used as provided in the instructions and online help, are consistent with commercially acceptable practices and meet all standards for its security. The Bank strongly advises the Customer to use all verification, passwords, and security level authorizations provided. The Customer is fully liable for all activities and consequential damages arising from any authorized or unauthorized use of such passwords. Customer agrees to monitor its Accounts and notify the Bank immediately of the possibility that unauthorized transaction(s) have occurred. Until written notice or electronic instructions to the contrary is received and duly processed, the Bank shall be entitled to rely on agreed upon procedures for all Services under this agreement. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Customer will be responsible for all transactions initiated by any person utilizing an appropriate access password or other security procedure. b. Customer acknowledges that Service interruptions in the banking, telecommunications and computer industries are frequently caused by circumstances beyond the provider’s control and are difficult to assess as to the cause or resulting damages. The Bank’s goal will be to respond to Service requests within one Business Day notification. The Customer agrees and acknowledges that the Bank is not responsible for any interruptions of utility or telecommunications Services, whether occurring at an individual employee’s residence or place of business or at the Bank’s place of business. Customer also agree that the Bank will not be liable for any actual or direct loss arising out of mistakes, omissions, interruption, delays, errors, or defects in transmissions of data or other uses of ACH. Customer also agrees that it will not use the Service to request any unauthorized or unlawful transaction and that all affected accounts will have a sufficient available balance for any proposed transaction. The Bank shall not be liable for any act or omission of any other entity furnishing equipment, products or Services to Customer, nor shall the Bank be liable for damages or losses due to the fault or negligence of Customer or its agents, affiliates, subscribers or customers. In no event will the Bank be liable to Customer for any damages, including any los...
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