Access Logs Sample Clauses

The Access Logs clause requires parties to maintain records of who accesses certain systems, data, or facilities. Typically, this involves keeping detailed logs that record the identity, time, and nature of each access event, and may specify how long these records must be retained or who can review them. This clause helps ensure accountability and traceability, making it easier to investigate security incidents or unauthorized access.
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Access Logs. Participant will maintain records of Participant’s and Participant Users’ access to and use of the HIE in accordance with its usual practices and CRISP will maintain records of it or members of its Work Force’s access to and use of the HIE in accordance with its usual practices, provided that in both cases, the usual practices must conform to Applicable Law and with recognized health care industry standards for electronic medical records systems, including maintaining records such as access logs for a reasonable time. Each party will, upon request, provide the other with information from its access logs if reasonably required for the requesting party to comply with Applicable Law. In addition, Participant will not unreasonably refuse to provide CRISP with a copy of information from its access logs if CRISP demonstrates a specific need for such information relating to the operation of the HIE and CRISP will provide Participant with information from its access logs in accordance with the requirements of the Business Associate Agreement attached as Exhibit C. Information from access logs provided pursuant to this Agreement shall be treated as Confidential Information by the recipient subject to the provisions of Section 16 of these Terms and Conditions unless, as to CRISP, the information is subject to the restrictions and protections of the Business Associate Agreement forming a part of this Agreement as Exhibit C, in which case the Business Associate Agreement will govern.
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Access Logs. The PARTIES undertake to access the database integrated in the ATOSS PRODUCTS and the personal data processed therein exclusively by using separate user IDs. This requires that the CUSTOMER allocates corresponding separate user IDs for ATOSS and cooperates in setting them up to the extent required. ATOSS shall make these user IDs accessible exclu- sively to the personnel required for the performance of the services and shall secure them against unauthorised inspection and use by taking suitable and appropriate measures.
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Access Logs. Data Recipients will maintain records of access to and use of the HIE System in accordance with usual practices. CORHIO will maintain records of use of the HIE System in accordance with CORHIO Policies, provided that such Policies conform to Applicable Law and with recognized health care industry standards. Each Party will, upon request, provide the other with information from its access logs if reasonably required for the requesting Party to comply with Applicable Law. In addition, Participant will not unreasonably refuse to provide CORHIO with a copy of information from its access logs if CORHIO demonstrates a specific need for such information relating to the operation of the HIE System. CORHIO will provide Participant with information from its access logs in accordance with the requirements of the applicable Business Associate Agreement and CORHIO Policies. Information from access logs provided pursuant to this Agreement shall be treated as Confidential Information by the recipient subject to the provisions of this Agreement.
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Access Logs. Netscape may require Participant to furnish to Netscape access logs for the Services on a quarterly basis. If daily Page Views exceed [*] per day, such logs will be required daily. Access logs will be subject to review or audit by I/Pro at Netscape's request in addition to the audit requirements set forth in the Agreement.
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