Promise To Protect Sample Clauses

The "Promise To Protect" clause obligates one party to safeguard the interests, property, or confidential information of another party. In practice, this may require the party to implement reasonable security measures, refrain from disclosing sensitive data, or take steps to prevent harm or loss. The core function of this clause is to ensure that one party is legally bound to act in a way that prevents damage or unauthorized use, thereby allocating responsibility and reducing the risk of harm or liability.
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Promise To Protect. You promise to protect and maintain the confidentiality of Protected Information. You shall follow all Company policies and procedures for the protection and security of this information. You shall also immediately report to the Board any potential or actual security breach or loss.
Promise To Protect. Consultant promises to protect and maintain the confidentiality of the Protected Information while performing Services pursuant to this Agreement and for twenty-four (24) months after this Agreement ends for any reason. Consultant will take any and all steps necessary for the protection and security of the Protected Information. Consultant will also immediately report to the Company any potential or actual security breach or loss.
Promise To Protect. Executive promises to protect and maintain the confidentiality of Protected Information while employed by the Company. Executive will follow all Company policies and procedures for the protection and security of this information. Executive will also immediately report to management any potential or actual security breach or loss.
Promise To Protect. The Parties promise to protect and maintain the confidentiality of the other Party’s Protected Information during the term of this Agreement and after this Agreement ends for any reason. The Parties will take any and all steps necessary for the protection and security of information and will also immediately report to the other Party any potential or actual security breach or loss of the other Party’s Protected Information.
Promise To Protect. J▇▇ promises to protect and maintain the confidentiality of Protected Information while employed by the Company. J▇▇ will follow all Company policies and procedures for the protection and security of this information. J▇▇ will also immediately report to management any potential or actual security breach or loss.
Promise To Protect. Employee promises to protect and maintain the confidentiality of Protected Information while employed by the Company. Employee will follow all Company policies and procedures for the protection and security of this information. Employee will also immediately report to management any potential or actual security breach or loss.

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