Network Traffic Samples Clause Samples

Network Traffic Samples. Crown Castle may collect small samples of network traffic for (i) support and maintenance of Product performance, and/or (ii) troubleshooting, prevention or correction of service impacting incidents or for correcting and defending against malicious and improper usage of Crown Castle Network and products (e.g. DDoS attacks, Botnet activity) (“Network Traffic Samples”). Network Traffic Samples typically include source and destination IP addresses, source and destination ports, and partial or in some cases full payload data, and may be stored in a secure system for historic, troubleshooting, or reporting purposes for up to one year. The collection of Network Traffic Samples is inherent in Crown Castle providing the Product. Crown Castle does not otherwise utilize Network Traffic Samples for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, collecting data for marketing or sales purposes, or selling or transferring of data to third parties. Crown Castle utilizes security best practices and provides reasonable and adequate protections to the systems that collect and store Network Traffic Samples. Crown Castle is unable to decrypt any Network Traffic Samples that are encrypted therefore, Crown Castle highly recommends that Licensee encrypt its network traffic.
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Network Traffic Samples. Planet may collect small samples of network traffic for (i) support and maintenance of Product performance, and/or (ii) troubleshooting, prevention or correction of service impacting incidents or for correcting and defending against malicious and improper usage of Planet’s Network and products (e.g. DDoS attacks, Botnet activity) (“Network Traffic Samples”). Network Traffic Samples typically include source and destination IP addresses, source and destination ports, and partial or in some cases full payload data, and may be stored in a secure system for historic, troubleshooting, or reporting purposes for up to one year. The collection of Network Traffic Samples is inherent in Planet providing the Product. Planet does not otherwise utilize Network Traffic Samples for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, collecting data for marketing or sales purposes, or selling or transferring of data to third parties. Planet utilizes security best practices and provides reasonable and adequate protections to the systems that collect and store Network Traffic Samples. Planet is unable to decrypt any Network Traffic Samples that are encrypted therefore, Planet highly recommends that Licensee encrypt its network traffic.
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Network Traffic Samples. Company may collect small samples of network traffic for (i) support and maintenance of Product performance, and/or (ii) troubleshooting, prevention or correction of service impacting incidents or for correcting and defending against malicious and improper usage of Company Network and products (e.g. DDoS attacks, Botnet activity) (“Network Traffic Samples”). Network Traffic Samples typically include source and destination IP addresses, source and destination ports, and partial or in some cases full payload data, and may be stored in a secure system for historic, troubleshooting, or reporting purposes for up to one year. The collection of Network Traffic Samples is inherent in Company providing the Product. Company does not otherwise utilize Network Traffic Samples for any other purpose, including, but not limited to, collecting data for marketing or sales purposes, or selling or transferring of data to third parties. Company utilizes security best practices and provides reasonable and adequate protections to the systems that collect and store Network Traffic Samples. Company is unable to decrypt any Network Traffic Samples that are encrypted therefore, Company highly recommends that Licensee encrypt its network traffic.
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