Common use of The Supplier must not Clause in Contracts

The Supplier must not. 15.1.1 introduce or permit the introduction into the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure of any software, including, but not limited to, Malicious Software, unless its introduction has been authorised in writing by the State or a Customer; or 15.1.2 undertake, facilitate or permit any unauthorised communication with the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure that has the effect or purpose of disrupting, damaging or degrading the performance of that infrastructure, for example a “denial of service attack”.

The Supplier must not. 15.1.1 13.1.1 introduce or permit the introduction into the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure of any software, including, but not limited to, Malicious Software, unless its introduction has been authorised in writing by the State or a Customer; or 15.1.2 13.1.2 undertake, facilitate or permit any unauthorised communication with the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure that has the effect or purpose of disrupting, damaging or degrading the performance of that infrastructure, for example a “denial of service attack”.

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The Supplier must not. 15.1.1 introduce or permit the introduction into the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure of any software, including, but not limited to, Malicious Software, unless its introduction has been authorised in writing by the State or a Customer; or 15.1.2 undertake, facilitate or permit any unauthorised communication with the State’s ICT Infrastructure or a Customer’s ICT Infrastructure that has the effect or purpose of disrupting, damaging or degrading the performance of that infrastructure, for example a “denial of service attack”.