same location and used, at least in part, for the storage and/or processing of Customer Content and Customer Data. 2.2.13 ‘Content’ shall mean any software, text, files, audio, video, images, graphics, animations, illustrations, information, personal, business or other data, in any format. 2.2.14 ‘Customer Content’ shall mean any Content provided or generated by a Cloud Customer that is stored or processed in a Cloud System pursuant to a Cloud Contract for the provision of Cloud Services through that Cloud System to that Cloud Customer. 2.2.15 ‘Customer Data’ shall mean any data falling under at least one of the following categories, insofar as that data are, or have been, part of the Customer Content or are, or have been, generated by the CSP with regard to one or more of its Cloud Customers or Cloud Users: 2.2.15.1 any data relating to a Cloud User that is or can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors which allow that Cloud User to be identified; 2.2.15.2 any data relating to a Cloud Customer’s business activities, business information or financial affairs. Such data can include, for example, the Cloud Customer’s prices, data on its personnel, product or client lists, its financial, audit and security data, and its business and product development data, even if such data or other information are in the public domain. Notwithstanding the above, a CSP may exclude some or all of a Cloud Customer’s business data from the above definition of Customer Data, subject to the Cloud Customer’s prior consent; 2.2.15.3 any data generated by, or for, the CSP concerning the Cloud Customer’s activity log, billing, usage volume, statistics or other Cloud Customer-specific information associated with its use of the Cloud Services offered by the CSP. 2.2.16 ‘Customer Address’ shall mean a Cloud Customer’s (i) address provided in the Cloud Contract or (ii) invoicing address, and if the two are different and only one of them is in the KSA, Customer Address shall mean that address. 2.2.17 ‘Third Party Content’ shall mean any Content, in electronic form, obtained or derived from any Person other than the CSP or the Cloud Customer and made available to the Cloud Customer through, or in conjunction with, the Cloud Customer’s use of the Cloud Services. Such Content can include, without limitation, data, information, software, documents, images, audio or video. 2.2.18 ‘Unlawful Content’ shall mean Customer Content or Third Party Content that is unlawful under the laws of the Kingdom. Cloud Computing Regulatory Framework Page 3 of 15