Credential Compromise definition

Credential Compromise means an unauthorised access, disclosure or use of your Stripe Account credentials.
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Examples of Credential Compromise in a sentence

  • You must prevent any Credential Compromise, and otherwise ensure that your Stripe Account is not used or modified by anyone other than you and your representatives.

  • If a Credential Compromise occurs, you must promptly notify and cooperate with Stripe, including by providing information that Stripe requests.

  • EXAMS, Commission, Risk Alert, Cybersecurity: Safeguarding Client Accounts against Credential Compromise (Sept.

  • Customer agrees that Polygon shall not be liable for any loss arising from a Credential Compromise caused by Customer or one of its Authorized Users nor shall Polygon be liable or responsible for any unauthorized access or misuse of the Services by Customer or any of its Authorized Users, unless and to the extent that the same shall be attributable to Polygon’s actions.

  • Customer must prevent any Credential Compromise, and otherwise ensure that its account and API Credentials are not used or modified by anyone other than Customer or its Authorized Users.

  • If a Credential Compromise occurs, Customer must immediately notify Polygon and cooperate with Polygon, including providing information that Polygon requests.

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