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InstantSSL Certificate Subscriber Agreement: Digital Certificate Subscriber Agreement ('Agreement')
1 Application of Terms
1.1 These terms and conditions and schedules thereto, set out below
govern the
relationship between you (the 'Subscriber') and Comodo Limited
('Comodo').
2 Definitions and Interpretations
2.1 In this Agreement, unless the context requires otherwise, the
following
terms and expressions shall have the following meanings:
'Business Day' means Monday to Friday inclusive excluding any days on
which the
banks in London are closed for business (other than for trading in
Euros);
'Certificate Period' means the time period during which a Digital
Certificate
remains valid and may be used as set out in the Schedule;
'Charges' means the charges for the Subscriber Services as set out in
Schedule
1 of this Agreement;
'Commencement Date' means the date when Comodo receives the
Subscriber's
request for Subscriber Services set out in the Enrolment Form and sent
to
Comodo via the online registration process;
'Comodo CPS' means the Comodo Certificate Practice Statement, a
document
setting out the working practices that Comodo employs for the
Subscriber
Services and which defines the underlying certificate processes and
Repository
operations, as may be amended from time to time;
'Comodo Group Company' means a Comodo subsidiary or holding company, or
a
subsidiary of that holding company, all as defined by section 736 of
the
Companies Act 1985 as amended by the Companies Act 1989;
'Confidential Information' means all information obtained as a result
of the
parties entering into this agreement which relates to the provisions
and
subject matter of this Agreement (including but not limited to all
Private
Keys, personal identification numbers and passwords) and the business,
systems
or affairs of the other party and which is marked or designated in
writing by
the other party as being confidential.
'CRL' means a certificate revocation list that contains details of
Digital
Signatures that have been revoked by Comodo;
'Digital Certificate' means a digitally signed electronic data file
(conforming
to the X509 version 3 ITU standard) issued by Comodo in order to
identify a
person or entity seeking to conduct business over a communications
network
using a Digital Signature and which contains the identity of the person
authorised to use the Digital Signature and a copy of their Public Key,
a
serial number, a time period during which the Digital Certificate may
be used
and a Digital Signature issued by Comodo;
'Digital Signature' means an encrypted electronic data file which is
attached
to or logically associated with other electronic data and which
identifies and
is uniquely linked to the signatory of the electronic data, is created
using
the signatory's Private Key and is linked in a way so as to make any
subsequent
changes to the electronic data detectable;
'Domain Name' means a name registered with an Internet registration
authority
for use as part of a Subscriber's URL;
'Enrolment Form' means an electronic form on Comodo's website completed
by the
Subscriber by providing the Subscriber Data and which identifies the
requirements for the Subscription Service;
'Force Majeure Event' means, in relation to any party any circumstances
beyond
the reasonable control of that party including without prejudice to the
generality of the foregoing any natural disaster, act or regulation of
any
governmental or supra-national authority, lack or shortage of materials
supplied by a third party (other than where such circumstances arise
due to lack
of reasonable planning), war or natural emergency, accident, epidemic,
fire or
riot;
'Insolvency Event' means, in respect of any company that is party to
this
Agreement, that such company has ceased to trade, been dissolved,
suspended
payment of its debts or is unable to meet its debts as they fall due,
has
become insolvent or gone into liquidation (unless such liquidation is
for the
purposes of a solvent reconstruction or amalgamation), entered into
administration, administrative receivership, receivership, a voluntary
arrangement, a scheme of arrangement with creditors or taken any steps
for its
winding-up.
'Internet' means the global data communications network comprising
interconnected networks using the TCP/IP standard;
'Issue Date' means the date of issue of a Digital Certificate to the
Subscriber;
'Private Key' means a confidential encrypted electronic data file
designed to
interface with a Public Key using the same encryption algorithm and
which may
be used to create Digital Signatures, and decrypt files or messages
which have
been encrypted with a Public Key;
'Public Key' means a publicly available encrypted electronic data file
designed
to interface with a Private Key using the same encryption algorithm and
which
may be used to verify Digital Signatures and encrypt files or messages;
'Repository' means a publicly available collection of databases for
storing and
retrieving Digital Certificates, CRL's and other information relating
to
Digital Certificates and which may be accessed via Comodo's website;
'Schedule' means the schedule attached to this Agreement;
'Scope of Use' shall have the meaning, if any, set out in Schedule 1 to
this
Agreement;
'Site' means a place at which Comodo agrees to provide the Subscription
Service;
'Selected Subscriber Data' means all of the Subscriber Data set out in
the
Schedule to this Agreement marked with the initials 'SSD'
'Software' means any software provided by Comodo to enable the
Subscriber to
access or use the Subscription Service;
'Subscriber' means the individual or body corporate named on the
Enrolment Form
during the online registration process and anyone that acts or purports
to act
with that person's authority or permission;
'Subscriber Data' means information about the Subscriber required by
Comodo to
provide the Subscription Services, including without limitation, the
information set out in the Schedule to this Agreement (which may or may
not
contain personal data for the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998)
which
must be provided by the Subscriber on the Enrolment Form during the
online
registration process;
'Subscription Service' means the Digital Certificate subscription
services and
any products (including Digital Certificates, Public Keys and Private
Keys)
described in the Schedule to this Agreement;
'Third Party Data' means data, information or any other materials (in
whatever
form) not owned or generated by or on behalf of the Subscriber;
'URL' means a uniform resource locator setting out the address of a
webpage or
other file on the Internet.
2.2 Subject to Clause 16, references to 'indemnifying' any person
against any
circumstance include indemnifying and keeping him harmless from all
actions,
claims and proceedings from time to time made against him and all loss,
damage,
payments, cost or expenses suffered made or incurred by him as a
consequence of
that circumstance;
2.3 The schedule to this Agreement forms part of this Agreement and
shall have
the same force and effect as if expressly set out in the body of this
Agreement, and any reference to this Agreement shall include the
schedule. To
the extent that there is an inconsistency between the terms of the body
of this
Agreement and its schedule, the terms of the body of this Agreement
shall
prevail.
3 Provision of Digital Certificate Subscription
Services
3.1 Provided that Comodo is able to validate, to its satisfaction, the
Subscriber Data, Comodo shall accept a Subscriber's application for the
Subscription Service (as such application is set out in the Enrolment
Form) and
shall provide the Subscriber with the Subscription Service set out in
the
Schedule in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the
Schedule, save
that Comodo reserves the right to refuse a Subscriber's application for
the
Subscription Service by notifying the Subscriber as soon as reasonably
possible.
3.2 Subscriber shall, in consideration for the provision of the
Subscription
Service and the licences granted under this Agreement, pay to Comodo
the
Charges set out in the Schedule in accordance with clause 6 of this
Agreement.
4 Use of the Subscription Service
4.1 The Subscription Service is provided by Comodo for the Subscriber's
own use
and the Subscriber hereby agrees not to resell or attempt to resell (or
provide
in any form whether for consideration or not) the Subscription Service
(or any
part of it) to any third party and shall not allow any third party to
use the
Subscription Service without the written consent of Comodo.
4.2 The Subscriber shall:
4.2.1 Use or access the Subscription Service only in conjunction with
the
Software or other software that may be provided by Comodo from time to
time or
specified by Comodo to be appropriate for use in conjunction with the
Subscription Service.
4.2.2 be responsible, at its own expense, for access to the Internet
and all
other communications networks (if any) required in order to use the
Subscription Service and for the provision of all computer and
telecommunications equipment and software required to use the
Subscription
Service save where the same is not expressly provided under the terms
of this
Agreement;
4.2.3 obtain and keep in force any authorisation, permission or licence
necessary for the Subscriber to use the Subscription Service save where
Comodo
expressly agrees to obtain the same under the terms of this Agreement;
4.2.4 remain responsible for the generation of any Subscriber's Private
Key and
shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent any violation of, loss
of
control over, or unauthorised disclosure of confidential information
relating
to the Subscription Service; and
4.2.5 shall be solely responsible for any transactions of any kind
entered into
between the Subscriber and any third party using or acting in reliance
on the
Subscription Service and acknowledges that Comodo shall not be a party
to, or
be responsible in any way for, any such transaction.
4.3 The Subscriber shall not use the Subscription Service to transmit
(either
by sending by email or uploading using any format of communications
protocol),
receive (either by soliciting an e-mail or downloading using any format
of
communications protocol), view or in any other way use any information
which
may be illegal, offensive, abusive, contrary to public morality,
indecent,
defamatory, obscene or menacing, or which is in breach of confidence,
copyright
or other intellectual property rights of any third party, cause
distress,
annoyance, denial of any service, disruption or inconvenience, send or
provide
advertising or promotional material or other form of unsolicited bulk
correspondence or create a Private key which is identical or
substantially
similar to any Public Key.
5 Licence of Digital Certificate Technology
5.1 Comodo grants the Subscriber a revocable, non-exclusive,
non-transferrable
personal licence to use any Digital Certificates provided in accordance
with
the Subscription Service, any Digital Signature generated using the
Subscriber's Public Key and Private Key and any manuals or other
documents
relating to the above insofar as is necessary for the Subscriber to
utilise the
Subscription Services.
5.2 The Subscriber shall not copy or decompile (except where such
decompilation
is permitted by section 50B of the Copyright, Designs and Patent Act
1988)
enhance, adapt or modify or attempt to do the same to the Digital
Certificates,
Public Keys and Private Keys, or any Digital Signature generated using
any
Public Key or Private Key; or any documents or manuals relating to the
same
without Comodo's prior written consent.
6 Charges and Payment Terms
6.1 The Charges shall be due to be paid by the Subscriber on or before
the
Issue Date.
6.2 Comodo shall refund the Charges (including any Value Added Tax or
any other
appropriate sales, use tax or equivalent charge) paid to it by the
Subscriber
if within 20 Business Days of the Issue Date, the Subscriber has not
used the
Subscription Service and has, within this period, made a written
request to
Comodo for revocation of the Digital Certificate issued to it or Comodo
revokes
the Digital Certificate pursuant to Clause 7.3.
7 Security
7.1 The Subscriber shall take all reasonable measures to ensure the
security
and proper use of all personal identification numbers, Private Keys and
passwords used in connection with the Subscription Service. The
Subscriber
shall also immediately inform Comodo if there is any reason to believe
that a
personal identification number, Private Key or password has or is
likely to
become known to someone not authorised to use it, or is being, or is
likely to
be used in an unauthorised way, or if any of the Subscriber Data
provided by
the Subscriber using the on-line registration process or subsequently
notified
to Comodo ceases to remain valid or correct or otherwise changes.
7.2 The Subscriber shall have sole responsibility for all statements,
acts and
omissions which are made under any password provided by it to Comodo.
7.3 Comodo reserves the right to revoke a Subscriber's Digital
Certificate in
the event that Comodo has reasonable grounds to believe that:
7.3.1 a personal identification number, Private Key or password has, or
is
likely to become known to someone not authorised to use it, or is being
or is
likely to be used in an unauthorised way;
7.3.2 a Subscriber's Digital Certificate has not been issued in
accordance with
the policies set out in the Comodo CPS;
7.3.3 the Subscriber has requested that its Digital Certificate be
revoked;
7.3.4 there has been, there is, or there is likely to be a violation
of, loss
of control over, or unauthorised disclosure of Confidential Information
relating to the Subscription Service; or
7.3.5 the Subscriber Data is no longer correct or accurate, save that
Comodo
has no obligation to monitor or investigate the accuracy of information
in a
Digital Certificate after the Issue Date of that Digital Certificate; or
7.3.6 the Subscriber has used the Subscription Service with third party
software not authorised by Comodo for use with the Subscription Service.
and Comodo may, in its absolute discretion after revocation of a
Digital
Certificate, reissue a Digital Certificate to the Subscriber or
terminate this
Agreement in accordance with the provisions of Clause 15.
7.4 The Subscriber agrees to discontinue all use of the Subscriber's
Digital
Certificate if the Subscriber's Digital Certificate is revoked in
accordance
with this Agreement, the Certificate Period expires, this Agreement is
terminated, or any of the information constituting the Subscriber Data
ceases
to remain valid or correct or otherwise changes.
8 Confidentiality
8.1 Neither party shall use any Confidential Information other than for
the
purpose of performing its obligations under this Agreement save where
Confidential Information is required for the provision of the
Subscription
Service.
8.2 Each party shall procure that any person to whom Confidential
Information
is disclosed by it complies with the restrictions set out in this
clause 8 as
if such person were a party to this Agreement.
8.3 Notwithstanding the previous provisions of this clause 8 either
party may
disclose Confidential Information if and to the extent required by law,
for the
purpose of any judicial proceedings or any securities exchange or
regulatory or
governmental body to which that party is subject, wherever situated,
including
(amongst other bodies) the London Stock Exchange Limited or the Panel
on
Take-overs and Mergers, whether or not the requirement for information
has the
force of law, and if and to the extent the information has come into
the public
domain through no fault of that party.
8.4 The restrictions contained in this clause 8 shall continue to apply
to each
party for the duration of this Agreement and for the period of 5 years
following the termination of this Agreement.
9 Subscriber Data
9.1 The Subscriber acknowledges that in order to provide the
Subscription
Service the Selected Subscriber Data shall be embedded in the
Subscriber's
Digital Certificates and the Subscriber hereby consents to the
disclosure to
third parties of such Selected Subscriber Data held therein.
9.2 The Subscriber hereby grants Comodo permission to examine,
evaluate,
process and in some circumstances transmit to third parties located
outside the
European Union the Subscriber Data insofar as is reasonably necessary
for
Comodo to provide the Subscription Service.
9.3 Comodo shall in performing its obligations under this Agreement,
comply
with the Data Protection Act 1998 and any legislation or guidelines
which
amends or replaces such legislation and shall take appropriate
technical and
organisational measures against the unauthorised or unlawful processing
of
personal data and against actual loss or destruction of or damage to
such data.
10 Intellectual Property Rights
10.1 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the parties agree that Digital
Certificates, Comodo Public Keys, and Comodo Private Keys are the
property of
Comodo and the Subscribers Private Keys are the property of the
Subscriber.
10.2 The Subscriber agrees not to use the Comodo name, brand, get-up or
logo in
any way except with Comodo's prior written consent.
11 Comodo Obligations
11.1 Comodo agrees to:
11.1.1 provide the Subscription Service with the reasonable skill and
care of a
competent provider of similar Digital Certificate services save that
Comodo
does not undertake to provide a fault free service;
11.1.2 investigate and verify prior to the Issue Date the accuracy of
the information
to be incorporated in the Digital Certificate in accordance with the
procedures
set out in the Schedule to this Agreement ;
11.1.3 use its reasonable endeavours to provide the Subscription
Service by the
date agreed in writing with the Subscriber but that Comodo is under no
obligation to meet any agreed date and has no liability to the
Subscriber for
failure to provide the Subscription Service (or any part thereof) by
such date;
and
11.1.4 maintain a copy in the Repository and details in the CRL of each
Digital
Certificate which has been revoked or has expired for a reasonable
period after
the Digital Certificate's revocation or expiry.
12 Subscriber Warranties, Representations and
Indemnities
12.1 The Subscriber warrants, represents and undertakes that:
12.1.1 all Subscriber Data is, and any other documents or information
provided
by the Subscriber are, and will remain accurate and will not include
any
information or material (or any part thereof), the accessing or use of
which
would be unlawful, contrary to public interest or otherwise likely to
damage
the business or reputation of Comodo in any way;
12.1.2 it has and will comply with all consumer and other legislation,
instructions or guidelines issued by regulatory authorities, relevant
licences
and any other codes of practice which apply to the Subscriber or Comodo
(such
codes of practice to be notified to the Subscriber by Comodo in
advance) and
that the Subscriber has obtained all licences and consents necessary
for
performing its obligations to extend full co-operation at all times to
third
parties working from time to time with Comodo; and
12.1.3 it has full power and authority to enter into this Agreement and
to
perform all of its obligations under this Agreement.
12.2 Subscriber shall promptly disclose in writing to Comodo anything
which
constitutes a breach of, or is inconsistent with any of the warranties
and
undertakings in Clause 12.1.
12.3 The Subscriber shall indemnify Comodo against any claims or legal
proceedings which are brought or threatened against Comodo by any third
party
as a result of the Subscriber's breach of the provisions of this
Agreement.
Comodo will notify the Subscriber of any such claims or proceedings and
keep
the Subscriber informed as to the progress of such claims or
proceedings.
12.4 The Subscriber agrees not to make any representations regarding
the
Subscription Services to any third party except as agreed in writing by
Comodo.
13 Exclusion of Warranties
Save as expressly provided under this Agreement all other warranties
either
expressed or implied are hereby excluded to the fullest extent
permissible by
law.
14 Term and Termination
14.1 This Agreement shall commence on the Commencement Date and shall
continue
for the Certificate Period unless terminated earlier in accordance with
this
Clause 14.
14.2 Either party may terminate this Agreement for convenience by
providing to
the other 20 Business Day's written notice.
14.3 This Agreement may be terminated forthwith or on the date
specified in the
notice:
14.3.1 by either party if the other commits any material breach of any
term of
this Agreement and which (in the case of a breach capable of being
remedied)
shall not have been remedied within 20 Business Days of a written
request by
the other party to remedy the same or by either party, if in respect of
the
other party, an Insolvency Event occurs or that other party ceases to
carry on
its business;
14.3.2 by Comodo in the event a Digital Certificate is revoked in
accordance
with the provisions of Clause 7.3 or if Comodo is unable to validate,
to its
satisfaction, all or part of the Subscriber Data.
15 Consequences of Termination
15.1 If this Agreement is terminated by Comodo under Clause 14 for any
reason
or under Clause 17.3 Comodo may (in the event that a Subscriber's
Digital
Certificate has not already been revoked) revoke the Subscriber's
Digital
Certificate without further notice to the Subscriber and the Subscriber
shall
pay any Charges payable but not yet paid under this Agreement.
16 Limitation of Liability
16.1 Nothing in this Agreement shall exclude or limit the liability of
either
party for death or personal injury resulting from the negligence of
that party
or its directors, officers, employees, contractors or agents, or in
respect of
fraud or of any statements made fraudulently by either party;
16.2 Subject to clause 16.1 Comodo shall not be liable to the
Subscriber
whether in contract (including under any indemnity or warranty), in
tort
(including negligence), under statute or otherwise for any loss of
profit, loss
of revenue, loss of anticipated savings, loss or corruption of data,
loss of
contract or opportunity or loss of goodwill whether that loss is
direct,
indirect or consequential and if Comodo shall be liable to the
Subscriber in
contract (including under any indemnity or warranty), in tort
(including
negligence), under statute or otherwise, Comodo's maximum liability to
the
Subscriber shall be limited to the Charges paid by the Subscriber under
this
Agreement or $100,000, whichever is the greater.
16.3 Comodo shall not be liable to the Subscriber for any loss suffered
by the
Subscriber due to use of the Digital Certificate outside the Scope of
Use or
for transactions outside the Maximum Transaction Value.
16.4 Without prejudice to Subscriber's rights to terminate this
Agreement,
Subscriber's sole remedy at law, in equity or otherwise in respect of
any claim
against Comodo shall be limited to damages.
17 Force Majeure
17.1 Neither party hereto shall be liable for any breach of its
obligations
hereunder resulting from a Force Majeure Event.
17.2 Each of the parties hereto agrees to give written notice forthwith
to the
other upon becoming aware of a Force Majeure Event such notice to
contain
details of the circumstances giving rise to the Force Majeure Event and
its
anticipated duration. If such duration is more than 20 days then the
party not
in default shall be entitled to terminate this agreement, with neither
party
having any liability to the other in respect of such termination.
17.3 The party asserting a Force Majeure Event shall not be excused
performance
of its obligations unaffected by such a Force Majeure Event and shall
endeavour
to seek an alternative way of fulfilling its affected obligations
without any
materially adverse affect on the other party.
18 Waiver
The waiver by either party of a breach or default of any of the
provisions of
this Agreement by the other party shall not be construed as a waiver of
any
succeeding breach of the same or other provisions nor shall any delay
or
omission on the part of either party to exercise or avail itself of any
right
power or privilege that it has or may have hereunder operate as a
waiver of any
breach or default by the other party.
19 Notices
19.1 Notices shall be in writing, and shall be sent to the other party
marked
for the attention of the person either at the address set out in 19.2
below in
the case of Comodo, or the address of the Subscriber as set out on the
Enrolment Form. Notices may be sent be first-class mail or facsimile
transmission provided that facsimile transmissions are confirmed within
12
hours by first-class mailed confirmation of a copy. Correctly addressed
notices
sent by first-class mail shall be deemed to have been delivered 48
hours after
posting and correctly directed facsimile transmissions shall be deemed
to have
been received 12 hours after dispatch.
19.2 The address for Comodo Limited is Black Barn Offices, Cornwells
Farm,
Sheephurst Lane, Marden, Tonbridge, Kent, TN12 9NS, United Kingdom,
Tel: + 44.(0)161.874.7070, Fax: + 44.(0)161.877.1767 to be marked for the
attention of
The Digital Certificate Subscriber Agreement Administrator.
20 Invalidity and Severability
If any provision of this Agreement (not being of a fundamental nature
to its
operation) is judged to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, the
continuation
in full force and effect of the remainder of the provisions will not be
prejudiced.
21 Entire Agreement
21.1 This Agreement and Schedules and all documents referred to herein
contain
the entire and exclusive agreement and understanding between the
parties on the
subject matter contained herein and supersedes all prior agreements,
understandings and arrangements relating thereto. No representation,
undertaking or promise shall be taken to have been given or implied
from anything
said or written in negotiations between the parties prior to this
Agreement
except as may be expressly stated in this Agreement.
21.2 Without prejudice to any liability for fraudulent
misrepresentation, no
party shall be under any liability or shall have any remedy in respect
of
misrepresentation or untrue statement unless and to the extent that a
claim
lies for breach of this Agreement.
22 Assignment
Neither party may assign or transfer or purport to assign or transfer a
right
or obligation under this Agreement without first obtaining the other
party's
written consent.
23 Governing Law and Jurisdiction
This Agreement and all matters arising from or connected with it, are
governed
by and shall be construed in accordance with English law and the
parties hereby
submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.
24 Rights of Third Parties
For the avoidance of doubt no third party shall be entitled (for the
purposes
of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999) to any rights
under this
Agreement which it may enter against Comodo.
Schedule 1: Secure Server Certificate: InstantSSL Product Type
1 Definitions used in this Schedule
“Fully Qualified Domain Name” means a URL that
includes a second level Domain
Name and that fully identifies a directory on the Server;
“Root Domain Name” means the highest level of a URL
that identifies multiple
directories on the Server;
“Secure Server Certificate” means the Digital
Certificate produced pursuant to
the Subscription Service described in this Schedule;
“Certificate Signing Request” means an electronic
data file created by the
Subscriber using the Subscriber’s installed SSL or TLS
enabled web server
software;
“Server” means the Subscriber’s server
operating at either a Root Domain Name
or Fully Qualified Domain Name provided by the Subscriber to Comodo and
which
is crytographically bound to the public key set out in the Secure
Server
Certificate.
2 The Subscription Service
2.1 Comodo shall provide a Secure Server Certificate designed for
installation
within the Subscriber’s SSL enabled web server software and
for use with an SSL
v2.0 (or above) or TLS v 1.0 enabled web browser. The Secure Server
Certificate
shall, in accordance with the Charges paid by the Subscriber either;
cryptographically bind a Public Key to a the Server operating at a
Fully
Qualified Domain Name; or cryptographically bind a Public Key to a the
Server
operating at a Root Domain Name. In both cases, the Public Key is used
in the
SSL/TLS Protocol to authenticate the Server and establish an encrypted
session
between an SSL v2.0 enabled web browser and the Subscriber’s
Server.
3 Scope of Use
3.1 The Subscriber may only use the Secure Server Certificate for the
purpose
of authenticating the Server and establishing an encrypted session
between an
SSL v2.0 enabled web browser and the Subscriber.
3.2 The total value of any transaction entered into by the Subscriber
whilst
using the Secure Server Certificate must not exceed $50.
3.3 Comodo's maximum liability to the Subscriber shall be limited to
the
Charges paid by the Subscriber under this Agreement or $100,000
whichever is
the greater.
4 Charges
4.1 The Charges for the Subscription Service are defined on the
official
website and during the on-line registration.
4.2 The Charges set out at paragraph 4.1 above are exclusive of Value
Added Tax
or any other appropriate sales, use tax or equivalent charge applicable
in any
country where the Subscription Services is provided. Such applicable
tax shall
be notified to the Subscriber by Comodo and shall be payable by the
Subscriber.
5 Certificate Period
The Certificate Period shall commence on the Issue Date and shall
continue for
the period specified by the Subscriber in the Enrolment Form during
on-line
registration and paid for by the Subscriber in accordance with the
Charges set
out at paragraph 4 above or until revocation of the Digital
Certificates by
Comodo in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, whichever is
earlier.
6 Subscriber Data
6.1 The Subscriber shall provide the following Subscriber Data:
Certificate
Signing Request (CSR) (SSD), Company Name (SSD), Street address 1,
Street
Address 2, PO Box, City (SSD), County/State (SSD), Postal/Zip code,
Domain Name
(SSD), an account username, an account password, Administrator contact
details,
and an acknowledgement of Subscriber's consent to the terms of this
Agreement.
Items marked as SSD will either be embedded into the Subscriber's
Secure Server
Certificate and all other data referenced in paragraph.
6.2 The Subscriber acknowledges that in order to provide the
Subscription
Services the Subscriber Data provided by the Subscriber on the
Enrolment Form
during the on-line registration process may be held in the Directory
and the
Subscriber hereby consents to the disclosure to third parties of such
Subscriber Data held therein.
This subscriber agreement was last updated on 2nd September 2005