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This article discusses legal protection of know-how and production secrets, suggesting improved confidentiality practices for organizations.
The article shows the fallacy of the opinion that absolutely any information can be protected as know-how. The optimal process of protecting and protecting the secret of production (know-how), as well as its use for further commercialization, is described in detail, with references to regulatory legal acts. The conditions of legal protection of know-how as an object of exclusive right and the specifics of the protection of this right in organizations are described. The know-how as a way of carrying out professional activity is considered. The conditions of legal protection and protection of production secrets, the composition of objects suitable for protection as know-how, the specifics of the confidentiality regime and other regimes are given. Examples of the usefulness of know-how to protect an organization's products are also provided.
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