Denial of Service Clause Samples
A Denial of Service clause defines the parties' responsibilities and liabilities in the event that a service becomes unavailable or is disrupted, typically due to malicious attacks or overwhelming traffic. This clause often outlines what constitutes a denial of service, the steps the service provider will take to mitigate such incidents, and any limitations on liability for downtime caused by these events. Its core function is to allocate risk and clarify expectations regarding service interruptions, helping both parties understand their rights and obligations if a denial of service occurs.
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Denial of Service. The Employer recognizes the right of staff to refuse service to individuals that behave belligerently or abusively, or that contravene Ryerson University’s policies related to harassment, discrimination, and/or the Student Code of Conduct, in accordance with the following procedures:
(a) Where the actions of any individual pose a threat to the safety and security of any other individual, Employees must take appropriate steps to immediately notify Ryerson Security.
(b) An Employee who refuses service to an individual must immediately notify their supervisor of the incident. The Employee may then choose to refrain from discussing the incident further, until such time as written notice of the incident has been provided in accordance with articles 5.09 (c) and (d), except where an imminent threat to the safety and security of any individual remains, in which case the Employee will have the right to be accompanied by the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for any discussion, or by any other Employee of their choosing where the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may not be immediately available.
(c) An Employee who refuses service to an individual must immediately notify the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in writing of the incident as soon as reasonably possible, and in all cases within one (1) business day following the incident. Such written notice will include the date, time, and location of the incident, a full account of the circumstances which led to a denial of service and a list of witnesses to the incident where possible.
(d) The Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will provide the Employer with a copy of the written notice as soon as is reasonably possible, and in all cases within one (1) business day of receiving it from the Employee.
(e) A meeting between the Employee, the Employer, and the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be held as soon as is reasonably possible, and in all cases within five (5) working days following the incident, the purpose of such a meeting being to discuss the circumstances which led to a denial of service, to identify any strategies which could be used in future similar situations, and to initiate any resolutions satisfactory to both the Union and the Employer.
(f) Reasonable delays based on priority and queuing factor are normal in daily operations; this will not be considered denial of service.
(g) Within two (2) working days, the Employer will provide the Union a written response detailing the resolutions of the denial of service meeting and outlining agreed upon strategies to deal with the situation.
Denial of Service. The use of Customer's connection to facilitate any activity that deliberately impairs another entity, individual or machine from accessing its computer or Internet connection is a violation of this Agreement.
Denial of Service. 15.1 Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent an Operator from denying Service to any individual Module.
15.2 Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent an Operator from denying Services to any individual Host delivered through a Module that is otherwise authorized to descramble the Operator’s Service, provided the Operator can restore supply of Services to such a Host (for instance to correct mistakes).
Denial of Service. For each time the Authority or its Taxicab Dispatcher observes a passenger being denied taxicab service by the Contractor or one of its taxicab drivers unless such denial is permitted by this Contract, liquidated damages may be assessed to the Contractor, at the option of the Contracting Officer, in the amount of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each passenger denied service.
Denial of Service. 6.1 Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent an Operator from denying service to any individual Module.
6.2 Content Distributor shall not cause denial of service to a Host based on any elements of the Specification and Production Credentials that is not authorized for such purpose by the CI Plus LLP.
a) such Hosts have been the subject of revocation under the terms of the Effective Interim License Agreement, or any subsequent license agreement between the Licensees and CI Plus LLP, or:
b) such Host do not support any new resources or CI Plus Security Levels as defined in future specification versions and those new resources or CI Plus Security Levels are required for delivery of new services by Content Distributor, where such services are (i) significantly higher in value than any of the existing services available as of December 31st 2020, and (ii) approved by CI Plus LLP. In such case only the affected new services shall be denied, and Content Distributor shall clearly notify the end user that the service is not available. The rules outlined in Section 6.2 governing non-discriminatory access are based on considerations such as the form factor of the CI Plus connector, supported transport protocols, and the Compliance Rules and Robustness Rules in the current version of the Interim License Agreement which currently preclude certain classes of devices from being a compliant Host. Any change to either the Specification or any other Operative Protection Agreement that may allow new classes of devices to become compliant Hosts, will require, at the request of an Eligible Content Distributor, that Eligible Content Distributer(s) and CI Plus LLP discuss the terms of this Section 6.2, if necessary, and in any event will be subject to the procedures set forth in Section 3.5.
Denial of Service. Engaging in activity that may or will interfere with the Service of another user, host or network on the Internet. Users are also prohibited from activity considered a precursor to attempted security violations including, but not limited to, any form of scanning, probing, or other testing or information gathering activity, without prior express written consent from NetGain.
Denial of Service. In the event your activity results in a financial loss to us, you will be denied financial services until such time as the entire financial loss has been recovered or a repayment plan has been established. If you cause a financial loss, you will be limited to your right to maintain the minimum balance in the Primary Share and to your right to vote in annual and special meetings until restitution has been completed. Full member benefits will be restored subject to approval once restitution has been finalized or the agreed upon payment plan is accepted. For more details see our Denial of Service and Expulsion Policy.
Denial of Service. APPEAL PROCESS 7
Denial of Service. An adversary exhausts the node’s computation power by forcing them to do diffcult and/or multiple computations like signature creation or signature verification. For resisting the above mentioned attacks, our scheme provides several security mechanisms. In the following, we describe these counter-measures.
Denial of Service. APPEAL PROCESS
5.1 Complaints or Appeals If a Veteran feels s/he was treated improperly or denied assistance unfairly, s/he has the right of due process and may appeal the County Employee/Contractor’s decision to the Clallam County Veterans Association. All appeals will be heard and adjudicated by the Clallam County Veterans Association.
5.2 Non-Appealable Issues The following circumstances or facts are not appealable:
a. Less than 12-month residency in Washington state b. Not a current resident of Clallam County