Common use of Security Credentials and Other Security Procedures Clause in Contracts

Security Credentials and Other Security Procedures. You will need to establish a unique User ID, password and other “security credentials” when you enroll in Online Services, and your security credentials will be used to authenticate your identity each subsequent time you sign on. We advise you to create security credentials that you can remember easily but would be difficult for another person to guess. We strongly advise you not to use personal data such as telephone number, social security number, date of birth or family names for either your User ID or password, and you should periodically update your security credentials. The User ID and password you select must meet our standards. We will make you aware of these standards whenever you create or change your User ID and/or password. We may also, from time to time, and depending on how you sign on to Online Services, change our standards for some or all of your security credentials. On occasion, we may require that you change your security credentials, or require you to establish additional security credentials, to meet our new standards. We are not required to give you advance notice when we require you to update your security credentials.