Презентация на тему Trade Secret

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2. Outline of presentationWhat information qualifies as a
3. What kind of information qualifies as a Trade Secret?
4. What is TSinformation that has commercial value
5. In simple wordsTRADE provides competitive advantage potential to make moneySECRET kept confidential
6. TRADE SECRETFinancial informationTechnical & scientific informationCommercial informationNegative information
7. What makes something a Trade Secret?When do you have legal protection?
8. Trade SecretSecret not generally known among not
9. Who owns the TS? TS developed by employeeTS developed by external contractor
10. When can you get court relief?
11. Court relief ifTS + THEFT
12. How are Trade Secrets lost or stolen?
13. departing or disgruntled employeesintentional (malicious)inevitable (knowledge acquired)by
14. How to protect your trade secrets?
15. Identify trade secretsAccurate record keeping is importantDevelop
16. Mark documentshelp employees recognize TS (prevents inadvertent
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Outline of presentationWhat information qualifies as a TS?What makes something a TS?When can you get court relief?How are TS lost or stolen?How to protect your TS?

What kind of information qualifies as a Trade Secret?

What is TSinformation that has commercial value and that has been scrupulously

In simple wordsTRADE provides competitive advantage potential to make moneySECRET kept confidential

TRADE SECRETFinancial informationTechnical & scientific informationCommercial informationNegative information

What makes something a Trade Secret?When do you have legal protection?

Trade SecretSecret not generally known among not required that be known only

Who owns the TS? TS developed by employeeTS developed by external contractor

departing or disgruntled employeesintentional (malicious)inevitable (knowledge acquired)by ignorance80% of trade secret loss

Identify trade secretsAccurate record keeping is importantDevelop a protection policyAdvantages of a

Mark documentshelp employees recognize TS (prevents inadvertent disclosure)Uniform system of marking documentspaper

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Слайд 2 Outline of presentation
What information qualifies as a TS?
What

Outline of presentationWhat information qualifies as a TS?What makes something a

makes something a TS?
When can you get court relief?
How

are TS lost or stolen?
How to protect your TS?

Слайд 3 What kind of information qualifies as a Trade

Secret?

Слайд 4 What is TS
information that has commercial value and

What is TSinformation that has commercial value and that has been

that has been scrupulously kept confidential will be considered

a trade secret

Слайд 5 In simple words

TRADE

provides competitive advantage
potential

to make money
SECRET

kept confidential

Слайд 6 TRADE SECRET
Financial information
Technical & scientific information
Commercial information
Negative information

Слайд 7 What makes something a Trade Secret?
When do you

have legal protection?

Слайд 8 Trade Secret
Secret
not generally known among
not required

Trade SecretSecret not generally known among not required that be known

that be known only by one person

Commercial value
confer

economic benefit on the holder
benefit must derive from the fact that it is not generally known

Reasonable steps
you cannot have a TS unless you have taken reasonable precautions to keep the information confidential
importance of proper TS management program

SMTH

Слайд 9 Who owns the TS?

TS developed by employee
TS

developed by external contractor

Слайд 10 When can you get court relief?

Слайд 11 Court relief if
TS + THEFT

Слайд 12 How are Trade Secrets lost or stolen?

Слайд 13
departing or disgruntled employees
intentional (malicious)
inevitable (knowledge acquired)
by ignorance

80%

departing or disgruntled employeesintentional (malicious)inevitable (knowledge acquired)by ignorance80% of trade secret

of trade secret loss
< employees, contractors, trusted insiders!
F.E.
“Prosecutors

say a former Coca-Cola secretary took confidential documents from the beverage giant and samples of products that hadn't been launched with the aim of selling them to rival Pepsi.
Faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of conspiracy.”
The Washington Post