Virus and Malware Detection Clause Samples

The Virus and Malware Detection clause establishes requirements for identifying and managing malicious software within a system or network. It typically obligates parties to implement up-to-date antivirus tools, conduct regular scans, and promptly address any detected threats to prevent the spread of viruses or malware. This clause serves to protect both parties from potential data breaches, system disruptions, or security incidents caused by malicious software, thereby reducing operational risks and ensuring a secure technological environment.
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Virus and Malware Detection. Each party agrees on an ongoing basis to implement and maintain in those devices and systems used or received by such party to directly access, use or provide a Service that are in such party’s possession or control, reasonable and commercially-available technical safeguards to detect and prevent the introduction of computer viruses, Trojan Horses, cancelbots, or other unauthorized computing routines designed to disable, erase, damage or corrupt software, hardware or data.
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Virus and Malware Detection. Each party agrees on an ongoing basis to implement and maintain reasonable and commercially- available technical safeguards to detect and prevent the
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