Common use of Physical and Electronic Security Clause in Contracts

Physical and Electronic Security. (a) Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for providing for and maintaining the physical, electronic, procedural, administrative, and technical security of data and systems in Third-Party Sender’s possession or under Third-Party Sender’s control. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Third-Party Sender specifically acknowledges and agrees that as part of the foregoing obligation Third-Party Sender shall comply with the provisions of Section 1.6 of the Rules, entitled “Security Requirements,” for the safeguarding of Protected Information, as that term is defined in the Rules. Financial Institution is not responsible for any computer viruses (including, without limitation, programs commonly referred to as “malware,” “keystroke loggers,” and/or “spyware”), problems or malfunctions resulting from any computer viruses, or any related problems that may be associated with the use of Effective December 7, 2022 an online system or any ACH Origination services. Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained is obtained at Third-Party Sender’s own discretion and risk, and Financial Institution is not responsible for any damage to Third- Party Sender’s computer or operating systems or for loss of data that results from the download of any such material, whether due to any computer virus or otherwise. Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for maintaining and applying anti-virus software, security patches, firewalls, and other security measures with respect to Third-Party Sender’s operating systems, and for protecting, securing, and backing up any data and information stored in or on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems. Financial Institution is not responsible for any errors or failures resulting from defects in or malfunctions of any software installed on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems or accessed through an Internet connection.

Physical and Electronic Security. (a) Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for providing for and maintaining the physical, electronic, procedural, administrative, and technical security of data and systems in Third-Party Sender’s possession or under Third-Party Sender’s control. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Third-Party Sender specifically acknowledges and agrees that as part of the foregoing obligation Third-Party Sender shall comply with the provisions of Section 1.6 of the Rules, entitled “Security Requirements,” for the safeguarding of Protected Information, as that term is defined in the Rules. Financial Institution is not responsible for any computer viruses (including, without limitation, programs commonly referred to as “malware,” “keystroke loggers,” and/or “spyware”), problems or malfunctions resulting from any computer viruses, or any related problems that may be associated with the use of Effective December 7February 6, 2022 2023 an online system or any ACH Origination services. Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained is obtained at Third-Party Sender’s own discretion and risk, and Financial Institution is not responsible for any damage to Third- Party Sender’s computer or operating systems or for loss of data that results from the download of any such material, whether due to any computer virus or otherwise. Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for maintaining and applying anti-virus software, security patches, firewalls, and other security measures with respect to Third-Party Sender’s operating systems, and for protecting, securing, and backing up any data and information stored in or on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems. Financial Institution is not responsible for any errors or failures resulting from defects in or malfunctions of any software installed on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems or accessed through an Internet connection.

Physical and Electronic Security. (a) Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for providing for and maintaining the physical, electronic, procedural, administrative, and technical security of data and systems in Third-Party Sender’s possession or under Third-Party Sender’s control. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Third-Party Sender specifically acknowledges and agrees that as part of the foregoing obligation Third-Party Sender shall comply with the provisions of Section 1.6 of the Rules, entitled “Security Requirements,” for the safeguarding of Protected Information, as that term is defined in the Rules. Financial Institution is not responsible for any computer viruses (including, without limitation, programs commonly referred to as “malware,” “keystroke loggers,” and/or “spyware”), problems or malfunctions resulting from any computer viruses, or any related problems that may be associated with the use of Effective December 7, 2022 an online system or any ACH Origination services. Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained is obtained at Third-Party Sender’s own discretion and risk, and Financial Institution is not responsible for any damage to Third- Party Sender’s computer or operating systems or for loss of data that results from the download of any such material, whether due to any computer virus or otherwise. Third-Party Sender is solely responsible for maintaining and applying anti-virus software, security patches, firewalls, and other security measures with respect to Third-Party Sender’s operating systems, and for protecting, securing, and backing up any data and information stored in or on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems. Financial Institution is not responsible for any errors or failures resulting from defects in or malfunctions of any software installed on Third-Party Sender’s operating systems or accessed through an Internet connection.