Participant’s Own Systems Clause Samples

The 'Participant’s Own Systems' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements for participants regarding the technology, software, or equipment they use to access or interact with a service or platform. Typically, this clause clarifies that participants are solely responsible for ensuring their own systems are compatible, properly maintained, and secure, and that any issues arising from their own hardware or software are not the responsibility of the service provider. By establishing these boundaries, the clause helps prevent disputes over technical failures and allocates risk, ensuring that the service provider is not held liable for problems outside their control.
Participant’s Own Systems a. Participant shall be responsible for its compliance with any applicable regulatory requirements related to the preservation, privacy, and security of its own records, including without limitation data backup, disaster recovery, and emergency mode operation, and acknowledges that CyncHealth does not provide such services as part of this Agreement. b. Participant may access and use the Electronic Health Information as permitted in this Agreement and may merge relevant parts of such Electronic Health Information into its own, in which case such merged data becomes the property of Participant to the extent thus incorporated into its record. c. HITRUST, if applicable. i. Participant shall use cryptographic controls during transmission, storage, transformation, and rest of data when exchanging data between Participant and CyncHealth. ii. Participant shall ensure proper authentication controls are enabled to prevent unauthorized access to confidential or covered information. iii. Participant shall ensure encryption on its system, devices, and networks is at a minimum, compliant with all state and federal regulations.
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Participant’s Own Systems. (a) Participant shall be responsible for its compliance with any applicable regulatory requirements related to the preservation, privacy, and security of its own records, including without limitation data backup, disaster recovery, and emergency mode operation, and acknowledges that CyncHealth does not provide such services. (b) Participant may access and use the electronic health information as permitted in this Agreement and may merge relevant parts of such electronic health information into its own, in which case such merged data becomes the property of Participant to the extent thus incorporated into its record.
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