Common use of Computer Virus Clause in Contracts

Computer Virus. 32.1 SoftGen and HSBC shall use commercially reasonable best efforts to ensure that no computer virus is introduced onto HSBC's internal environment or internal systems or networks by any act, omission or negligence on the part of their employees, agents or sub-contractors. 32.2 In the event that a computer virus is so introduced by any act, omission or negligence of SoftGen and/or SoftGen employees, agents or sub-contractors SoftGen will use all reasonable endeavors to restore the Operating Programs, Further Operating Programs, Customised Software Developments and Further Customised Software Developments used by HSBC to normal operation. 32.3 No Operating Programs, Further Operating Programs, Customised Software Developments and Further Customised Software Developments or other software may be loaded on any HSBC internal system or network by SoftGen without prior approval from HSBC.

Computer Virus. 32.1 SoftGen and HSBC shall use commercially reasonable best efforts to ensure that no computer virus is introduced onto HSBC's internal environment or internal systems or networks by any act, omission or negligence on the part of their employees, agents or sub-sub- contractors. 32.2 In the event that a computer virus is so introduced by any act, omission or negligence of SoftGen and/or SoftGen employees, agents or sub-contractors SoftGen will use all reasonable endeavors to restore the Operating Programs, Further Operating Programs, Customised Software Developments and Further Customised Software Developments used by HSBC to normal operation. 32.3 No Operating Programs, Further Operating Programs, Customised Software Developments and Further Customised Software Developments or other software may be loaded on any HSBC internal system or network by SoftGen without prior approval from HSBC.