Computer Violation definition

Computer Violation means an unauthorized:

Computer Violation means an intentional, unauthorized and malicious:

Computer Violation means an unauthorised:

Examples of Computer Violation in a sentence

• The cover provided under this section of the Policy shall include Computer Clean-up Costs directly resulting from a Computer Violation committed by an Employee.

• We will pay you for reasonable Restoration Expense that you incur to restore or replace damaged or destroyed Computer Programs or Electronic Data stored within your Computer System directly caused by a Computer Violation.

• If such Data or computer programs cannot be duplicated from other Data or computer programs, then Computer Violation Expenses shall also include reasonable costs incurred for the time taken for computer programmers, technical experts or consultants to restore such Data or computer programs to substantially the same level or operational capability existing immediately before the covered loss.

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• Audit Expenses, Investigative Costs and Computer Violation Expenses shall be part of and not in addition to the Limit of Liability applicable to such direct loss.

• The Company shall pay the Principal Organisation forInvestigative Costs or Computer Violation Expenses.No Retention shall apply to Investigative Costs or Computer Violation Expenses covered under Insuring Clause 1.J.

• Coverage P.4. Restoration Expenses Restoration Expenses incurred by the Insured resulting from a Computer Violation by someone other than an Employee.

• For purposes of this Coverage Agreement F.2., a Single Loss involving Computer Program and Electronic Data Restoration Expense applies to reasonable Restoration Expense incurred by the Member between the time the Member Discovers the damage or destruction and the time theMember’s Computer Program or Electronic Data is restored to the level of operational capability that existed immediately preceding a Computer Violation.

• The cover provided under this section of the Policy shall include Computer Clean-up Costs directly resulting from a Computer Violation committed by an Employee .

• Limit o f Liability For the purp ose o f this Endorsement, the Limit o f Liability is amended as f ollow s: Any loss o f Earnings, fees o r expens es resulting fro m an Extort ion o r Contingent Extort ioninvolving a Computer Violation o r the threat o f a Computer Violation is sub ject to a maximum$1,000,000 limit o f liability o r the Alternate Loss O f Earnings limit, whiche ver is lower , per InsuredEve nt.

More Definitions of Computer Violation

Computer Violation means an unauthorized: 1. entry into or deletion of Data from a Computer System; 2. change to Data elements or program logic of a Computer System, which is kept in a machine readable format; or 3. introduction of instructions, programmatic or otherwise, which propagate themselves through a Computer System; directed against an Insured.

Computer Violation means the introduction of a “computer virus” into your “computer system” which directly causes corruption, damage, impairment, destruction or deletion of “software” or “electronic data” stored within your “computer system”.

Computer Violation means any unauthorized entry into, change or deletion of data elements or program logic from, or introduction of instructions, program logic or software virus, whether or not self-propagating, that is directed solely at the Named Insured's computer system or network of computers, including both on-line and off-line input, output, processing, storage and communications facilities. 2.6 Detention shall bemeans the holding under duress in the Territory specified in Item 4. of the Declarations of an Insured Person for whatever any reason, for a period of no less than three (3) hours, and whether by CR 78 13 (Ed. 01/14) (Page 1 of 7)CR 79 13 (Ed. 01/14 08/18) authorities legally constituted in the place of custody or by others. If held by legal government authorities the Detention must be the result of malicious and false accusations against the Named Insured or Insured Person of a criminal offense made solely and directly to achieve a political, propaganda or coercive effect upon or at the expense of the Named Insured, Insured Person or the country in which the Named Insured has its headquarters or of which the Insured Person is a national. With respect to salary payments only, the Company's liability shall be for a period of 72 months or until 60 days after the date on which the Detention ceases, whichever shall first occur. 1.2 2.7 Disappearance means the unexplained vanishing or removal from public view of an Insured Person for a period exceeding thirty six (36) hours and without a Ransom demand, provided the missing Insured Person has been reported to local law enforcement authorities. With respect to Insured Loss for Disappearance, the Company’s liability is for no longer than the period specified in the Declarations, starting from the date coverage is triggered.

Computer Violation means the introduction of a “computer virus” into the Insured’s “computer system” which directly causes corruption, damage, impairment, destruction or deletion of “software” or “electronic data” stored within the Insured’s “computer system”.

Computer Violation means the introduction of a “computer virus” into the “company’s” “computer system” which directly causes corruption, damage, impairment, destruction or deletion of “software” or “electronic data”.

Computer Violation means the unauthorized entry into or transmission of corrupting of harmful software code into the Insured’ s Computer System which is directed against an Insured .