"Trade Secret Asset Management 2018" is now available at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0997070986."Trade Secret Asset Management 2016" is intended to serve company employees, owners, and attorneys as a quick course in the essential issues surrounding the identification and management of trade secret intellectual property, yet it is comprehensive enough to provide the reader with a working understanding of the nature of proprietary trade secret information and its proper stewardship. It is intended for and accessible by both attorney and non-attorney readers who need an understanding of trade secret matters for the performance of their roles within the company. This book will give the reader the vocabulary and conceptual framework required to meaningfully discuss trade secret matters with counsel."Trade Secret Asset Management 2016" is divided into four main sections. The first section, comprising Chapters 1 through 4, defines trade secret information, discusses the manner in which trade secrets are defended in court, and considers at some length the various ways in which trade secret property rights in information can be lost. Chapters 5 through 11 discuss the all-important security issues surrounding trade secret information in considerable detail, including securing proprietary information against both insider and outsider threats, establishing a trade secret culture, monitoring for trade secret information in the public domain, and the often ignored issue of inbound security. Also included in this section are suspect profiles of trade secret misappropriators, both domestic and foreign.Chapters 12 through 14 discuss accounting for trade secrets, a more recent development in the proper stewardship of proprietary information, including the inventory, identification, classification, valuation, and reporting of trade secrets, as well as trade secret life-cycle management.The final section considers the future of trade secret asset management. Chapter 15 discusses the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016, expected to be signed into law in early 2016, including the drivers for its passage, the terms of the Act, and our view on its implications for trade secret management into the future. Chapter 16 discusses automated trade secret asset management, its methods, benefits, and implications for the future.The Appendices include various materials supportive of the text, including the texts of relevant laws and illustrative court decisions in trade secrets cases. Of special interest to many readers will be an extensive trade secret checklist for a typical manufacturing company and a sample trade secret exit interview form.

Trade Secret Asset Management 2016: A Guide To Information Asset Management Including The Defend Trade Secrets Act Of 2016

Weyand, Richard F.

Halligan, R. Mark

Intellectual Property

Weyand Associates, Inc.

"Trade Secret Asset Management 2018" is intended to serve company employees, owners, and attorneys as a quick course in the essential issues surrounding the identification and management of trade secret intellectual property, yet it is comprehensive enough to provide the reader with a working understanding of the nature of proprietary trade secret information and its proper stewardship. It is intended for and accessible by both attorney and non-attorney readers who need an understanding of trade secret matters for the performance of their roles within the company. This book will give the reader the vocabulary and conceptual framework required to meaningfully discuss trade secret matters with counsel. "Trade Secret Asset Management 2018" is divided into four main sections. The first section, comprising Chapters 1 through 4, defines trade secret information, discusses the manner in which trade secrets are defended in court, and considers at some length the various ways in which trade secret property rights in information can be lost. Chapters 5 through 11 discuss the all-important security issues surrounding trade secret information in considerable detail, including securing proprietary information against both insider and outsider threats, establishing a trade secret culture, monitoring for trade secret information in the public domain, and the often ignored issue of inbound security. Also included in this section are suspect profiles of trade secret misappropriators, both domestic and foreign. Chapters 12 through 15 discuss accounting for trade secrets, a more recent development in the proper stewardship of proprietary information, including the inventory, identification, classification, valuation, and reporting of trade secrets, as well as trade secret life-cycle management and trade secret audits. The final section considers the future of trade secret asset management. Chapter 16 discusses the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016, including the drivers for its passage, the terms of the Act, and our view on its implications for trade secret management into the future. Chapter 17 discusses the RICO provisions of the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 in detail. Chapter 18 discusses automated trade secret asset management, its methods, benefits, and implications for the future, including the role of blockchaining in protecting trade secrets. Chapter 19 discusses the Trade Secret Examiner® system, a commercially available trade secret asset management system applying the authors' principals. The Appendices include various materials supportive of the text, including the texts of relevant laws and illustrative court decisions in trade secrets cases. Of special interest to many readers will be an extensive trade secret checklist for a typical manufacturing company and a sample trade secret exit interview form. New for this edition are Appendix D, a list of documents required in performance of the trade secret audit of Chapter 15, Appendix G, a list of Trade Secret Examiner® system features, and Appendix H, an analysis of the DTSA changes to the EEA by Dennis Crouch.

Trade Secret Asset Management 2018: A Guide to Information Asset Management Including RICO and Blockchain

Whether you are a mom-and-pop shop or an S&P 500 giant, your trade secrets are likely your company's most valuable property. TSAM 2023 is your comprehensive guide to properly protecting and effectively deploying these important assets.\nTSAM 2023 is written in plain English, yet it is scrupulously correct on the legal issues as it walks you through the steps of identifying, cataloguing, and protecting your trade secrets. Cyber security isn't enough in this age of more and more elaborate electronic espionage. You need to know how to identify your most precious data possessions and build the legal framework around them that gives you legal recourse to theft by foreign agents, corporate competitors, or, worst of all, your own employees.\nTSAM 2023 also contains in-depth discussions of the RICO provisions of the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 and the use of blockchain technology in the protection of trade secret assets. New material discusses how COVID has increased the threat to trade secrets.\nThere is no more up-to-date, more comprehensive, or more accessible guide to protecting and deploying trade secrets than TSAM 2023.

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Trade Secret Asset Management 2016: A Guide To Information Asset Management Including The Defend Trade Secrets Act Of 2016

Trade Secret Asset Management 2018: A Guide to Information Asset Management Including RICO and Blockchain

Trade Secret Asset Management 2023: A Guide to Information Asset Management With RICO, Blockchain, and COVID