Requirements for protecting information Sample Clauses

Requirements for protecting information. 3.6.1. The Customer shall guarantee the security and actuality of the software used on his equipment and perform timely updates or change configurations of the software in accordance with the instructions and requirements published by the software developers and/or Internet security services. 3.6.2. The Customer shall take reasonable efforts to prevent any incidents of unauthorized access to the software and equipment used and not allow his own resources or those provided by the Executor to be used for attempts of unauthorized access to other Internet resources. In particular, the Customer should not allow the following to occur on/from his equipment: • the sending of email messages from addresses not on the Executor’s domain; • the use of default passwords on the server’s software; • the sending of packets from a falsified IP source address; • the sending of DNS packets with intentionally corrupt data; • the presence of malware; • the presence or use of software designed for granting unauthorized access to information on the server. 3.6.3. In order to verify compliance with the security requirements, the Executor shall reserve the right to periodically scan the Customer's services and servers using special software, provided it shall not harm the Customer's equipment or the information contained therein. The Executor shall inform the Customer of any violations detected during such inspections, and the Customer shall take necessary measures to eliminate them. 3.6.4. In the event a gross violation of information security, which may endanger the functioning of resources on another local or global computer network (which is not owned by the Customer), is detected, the Executor has the right to block the Customer’s use of the equipment, the Services, or the resources which violate the security requirements. 3.6.5. The Executor, reserving all rights hereunder, can immediately suspend the Services in the following cases: • if, in the justifiable opinion of the Executor, the Customer’s use of the Services may harm the Executor and/or cause failure in the hardware and/or software of the Executor or third parties; • the detection of Customer actions or intentions of sending, publishing, transferring, reproducing, distributing by any means, or using software and/or other materials, received in any form during the use of the Services, fully or in part, protected by copyright or other rights, without the consent of the rights holder; • the detection of Customer action...
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Requirements for protecting information. 4.1. The Customer shall guarantee the security and actuality of the software used on his virtual machines and perform timely updates or change configurations of the software in accordance with the instructions and requirements published by the software developers and/or Internet security services. 4.2. The Customer shall take reasonable efforts to prevent any incidents of unauthorized access to the software used and not allow his own resources or those provided by the Executor to be used for attempts of unauthorized access to other Internet resources. In particular, the Customer should not allow the following to occur on/from his virtual machines: • the sending of email messages from addresses not on the Customer’s network (domain); • the use of default passwords on the virtual machine’s software; • the sending of packets from a falsified IP source address; • the sending of DNS packets with intentionally corrupt data; • the presence of malware; • the presence or use of software designed for granting unauthorized access to information on the virtual machine. 4.3. In order to verify compliance with the security requirements, the Executor shall reserve the right to periodically scan the Customer's services and servers using special software, provided it shall not harm the information contained therein. The Executor shall inform the Customer of any violations detected during such inspections, and the Customer shall take necessary measures to eliminate them. 4.4. In the event a gross violation of information security, which may endanger the functioning of resources on another local or global computer network (which is not owned by the Customer), is detected, the Executor has the right to block the Customer’s use of virtual machines which violate the security requirements. 4.5. The Executor, reserving all rights hereunder, can immediately suspend the Services in the following cases: • if, in the justifiable opinion of the Executor, the Customer’s use of the Services may harm the Executor and/or cause failure in the hardware and/or software of the Executor or third parties; • the detection of Customer actions or intentions of sending, publishing, transferring, reproducing, distributing by any means, or using software and/or other materials, received in any form during the use of the Services, fully or in part, protected by copyright or other rights, without the consent of the rights holder; • the detection of Customer actions or intentions of sending, publishing,...
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Requirements for protecting information. 3.3.1. The Executor, reserving all rights hereunder, can immediately suspend the Services in the following cases: 3.3.2. if, in the justifiable opinion of the Executor, the Customer’s use of the Services may harm the Executor and/or cause failure in the hardware of the Executor or third parties; 3.3.3. the distribution and/or publication of any information which contradicts the effective Russian legislation, the provisions of the licenses of the Ministry of Communication of the Russian Federation (the Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications of the Russian Federation), or international regulations or infringes on the rights of third parties; 3.3.4. if other actions, which are not specified in the Contract and/or Agreement but contain criminal components or violate the rights and legal interests of third parties, are taken; 3.3.5. in the event the Executor receives relevant instruction from the government body regulating such situations and has relevant powers in accordance with the effective Russian legislation. 3.3.6. The Executor shall not be liable for any violation of the rights of third parties resulting from the Customer’s actions during the use of the Services provided by the Executor. 3.3.7. The period of suspension of the Services for reasons indicated in par. 3. 3.1. shall not be considered an interruption of the Services and thus shall not be considered the failure of the Executor to fulfill the obligations stipulated in the Contract and present Agreement. 3.3.8. The Customer shall be fully responsible for the risks related to the use of the Internet via the Executor's resources and/or the Services.
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