Significant Data Breach Sample Clauses
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Significant Data Breach. For purposes of this section, a significant data breach means a breach of PHI under an SOW entered into pursuant to this Agreement that requires public notification through media outlets of the breach, or more than two lesser but material data breaches of PHI under an SOW entered into pursuant to this Agreement which require notification to the affected party within any twelve (12) month period. If an Alliance Member, including any of its employees, subcontractors, or agents, causes or allows a significant data breach, the Alliance will have the right to remove the breaching Alliance Member. An Alliance Member that has caused or allowed a significant data breach must immediately stop using all PHI received from or on behalf of the other Alliance Members pending the Alliance Council’s vote on whether the breaching Alliance Member should be removed from the Alliance and, in the event the Alliance Council votes to remove the breaching Alliance Member, the breaching Alliance Member must return or destroy all PHI received from or on behalf of the Alliance in its possession.
Significant Data Breach. For purposes of this section, a significant data breach means a breach of PHI or PII that requires public notification through media outlets of the breach, or more than two lesser data breaches of PHI or PII within any twelve (12) month period. If a Party, including any of its employees, subcontractors, or agents, causes or allows a significant data breach, the non- breaching Party will have the right to terminate this Agreement. This forfeiture will not act to bar a right to terminate under any subsequent significant data breach. This right to terminate is not the only remedy available to a Party for a significant data breach. All rights at law and in equity will remain available to a Party seeking redress for a significant data breach.
Significant Data Breach. For purposes of this section, a significant data breach means a breach of PHI that requires public notification through media outlets of the breach, or more than two lesser but material data breaches of PHI which require notification to the affected party within any twelve (12) month period. If an Alliance Member, including any of its employees, subcontractors, or agents, causes or allows a significant data breach, the Alliance will have the right to remove the breaching Alliance Member. An Alliance Member that has caused or allowed a significant data breach must immediately stop using all PHI received from or on behalf of the other Alliance Members pending the Alliance’s vote on whether the breaching Alliance Member should be removed from the Alliance and, in the event the Alliance votes to remove the breaching Alliance Member, the breaching Alliance Member must return or destroy all PHI received from or on behalf of the Alliance in its possession.