Password Manager Sample Clauses

The Password Manager clause establishes the requirements and responsibilities for using a password management tool within an organization or between contracting parties. It typically outlines which password manager software is approved, how credentials must be stored and shared, and the security standards that must be maintained, such as using strong, unique passwords and enabling multi-factor authentication. This clause ensures that sensitive login information is managed securely, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches.
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Password Manager. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ utilizes a password manager, which further protects employee passwords for access to Company systems. All employees shall utilize the Hapara licensed password manager for all Hapara systems’ passwords.
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Password Manager. 3.7.30.1 Password Manager is provided by 3rd Party Solution. 3.7.30.2 Is it the Customers responsibility to manage and maintain the passwords and other content within the Password Manager. 3.7.30.3 It is the Customers responsibility to manage and explicitly notify EPX in writing of any changed to access rights and levels for individual users. 3.7.30.4 It is the Customers responsibility to hold the master password for their account. EPX will not store this information. For the avoidance of doubt, if this password is lost, EPX is not able to recover the data.
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Password Manager. 3.7.30.1 Password Manager is provided by 3rd Party Solution.
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Password Manager. The Service includes a Password Manager that allows You to organize and manage passwords for each of Your Sudo Virtual Identities. Password Manager includes auto-form filling of your virtual profile passwords and synchronizes your passwords across different computers, browsers and mobile devices. Your passwords are encrypted and stored in an encrypted cloud-based vault that only You can access.
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Password Manager. The Password Manager provides a set of applications and extensions that are deployable to a Subscriber's device where they can use its benefits. The devices supported are iOS, Android, and Web Browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Once installed on the subscriber's device the password manager will provide the user a vault where they can add logins, bank accounts, and credit card numbers. The password manager supports auto-fill in supported browsers. It also provides the user with the ability to generate strong passwords.
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Password Manager. The JumpCloud Password Manager stores each User’s passwords and other protected data (“PWM Data”) locally on the User’s Device(s) and may provide Users a cloud backup option. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED IN PASSWORD MANAGER DOCUMENTATION, JUMPCLOUD DOES NOT HAVE ANY MEANS OF RECREATING OR RETRIEVING PWM DATA. JumpCloud deploys reasonable security features to protect PWM Data and for generating suggested credentials; however, JumpCloud cannot and does not guarantee that PWM Data will be 100% protected. Any sharing of any User’s PWM Data is Customer’s responsibility (and JumpCloud will have no liability with respect to any use (or misuse) of shared PWM Data).
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