Access from Outside the US and its Territories Sample Clauses

The "Access from Outside the US and its Territories" clause defines the rules and limitations regarding the use of a service, software, or data when accessed from locations outside the United States and its territories. Typically, this clause clarifies whether users are permitted to access the product or service internationally, and may specify restrictions due to export control laws, data privacy regulations, or contractual obligations. For example, it might prohibit access from certain countries or require users to comply with local laws when accessing from abroad. The core function of this clause is to manage legal and regulatory risks associated with cross-border access, ensuring compliance with applicable laws and protecting the provider from unintended liabilities.
Access from Outside the US and its Territories. County Access to the state network from outside the US and its territories is prohibited unless approved by the ODHS|OHA Chief Information Risk Officer (▇▇▇▇). If approved, the County shall provide ODHS|OHA with the IP addresses, or IP address range, to be used to Access the network. Any changes to the provided IP addresses, or IP range, shall be immediately communicated to ODHS|OHA or Access could be affected. 9.5.1. County shall not allow use of any Information Asset in any country or territory in any manner prohibited by governing applicable law, rule, or policy.
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Access from Outside the US and its Territories. Contractor Access to the state network from outside the US and its territories is prohibited unless approved by the ODHS|OHA Chief Information Risk Officer (▇▇▇▇). If approved, the Contractor shall provide ODHS|OHA with the IP addresses, or IP address range, to be used to Access the network. Any changes to the provided IP addresses, or IP range, shall be immediately communicated to ODHS|OHA or Access could be affected. 9.5.1. Contractor shall not allow use of any Information Asset in any country or territory in any manner prohibited by governing applicable law, rule, or policy.
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Access from Outside the US and its Territories. GOV2 Access to the state network from outside the US and its territories is prohibited unless approved through the Geofencing Exception Request Process, ODHS|OHA ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇. 10.5.1. GOV2 shall not allow use of any Information Asset in any country or in any manner prohibited by governing applicable law, rule, or policy.
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