System/Facilities Access Sample Clauses

System/Facilities Access. You acknowledge and agree that Xxxxx Fargo may require further agreements or clearances in the event you need access to certain Xxxxx Fargo’s systems or facilities. You represent and warrant that your access to Xxxxx Fargo’s computing environment: (a) will not result in an alteration or the disabling of any hardware or software security programs residing on Xxxxx Fargo’s hardware or systems, and (b) will not result in your allowing unauthorized traffic to pass through Xxxxx Fargo’s computing environment as a result of your access into Xxxxx Fargo’s networks. If you allow unauthorized traffic to pass into Xxxxx Fargo’s networks, Xxxxx Fargo may immediately terminate this access and hold you accountable for any damages resulting from such access.
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