Confidential Participant Information for the purposes of this Agreement, shall mean proprietary or confidential materials or information of a Discloser in any medium or format that a Discloser labels as such upon disclosure. Confidential Participant Information includes, but is not limited to: (i) the Discloser’s designs, drawings, procedures, trade secrets, processes, specifications, source code, System architecture, security measures, research and development, including, but not limited to, research protocols and findings, passwords and identifiers, new products, and marketing plans; (ii) proprietary financial and business information of a Discloser; and (iii) information or reports provided by a Discloser to a Receiving Party pursuant to this Agreement. Notwithstanding any label to the contrary, Confidential Participant Information does not include Message Content; any information which is or becomes known publicly through no fault of a Receiving Party; is learned of by a Receiving Party from a third party entitled to disclose it; is already known to a Receiving Party before receipt from a Discloser as documented by Receiving Party’s written records; or, is independently developed by Receiving Party without reference to, reliance on, or use of, Discloser’s Confidential Participant Information. Message Content is excluded from the definition of Confidential Participant Information because other provisions of the DURSA address the appropriate protections for Message Content.
Confidential Participant Information. 16.01. Each Receiving Party shall hold all Confidential Participant Information in confidence and agrees that it shall not, during the term or after the termination of this Agreement, redisclose to any person or entity, nor use for its own business or benefit, any information obtained by it in connection with this Agreement, unless such use or redisclosure is permitted by the terms of this Agreement.
16.02. Confidential Participant Information may be redisclosed as required by operation of law, provided that the Receiving Party immediately notifies the Discloser of the existence, terms and circumstances surrounding such operation of law to allow the Discloser its rights to object to such disclosure. If after Discloser’s objection, the Receiving Party is still required by operation of law to redisclose Discloser’s Confidential Participant Information, it shall do so only to the minimum extent necessary to comply with the operation of the law and shall request that the Confidential Participant Information be treated as such.
Confidential Participant Information. All information used, provided, or created in accordance with this Section 19, except for Message Content, shall be labeled as “Confidential Participant Information” and shall be treated as such in accordance with Section 16.
Confidential Participant Information. Each Receiving Party shall hold all Confidential Participant Information in confidence and agrees that it shall not, during the term or after the termination of this Agreement, redisclose to any person or entity, nor use for its own business or benefit, any information obtained by it in connection with this Agreement, unless such use or redisclosure is permitted by the terms of this Agreement.
Confidential Participant Information for the purposes of this Agreement, shall mean proprietary or confidential materials or information of a Participant in any medium or format that Participant labels as such upon disclosure. Message Content, Pharmacy Data, and HIE Data are excluded from the definition of Confidential Participant Information because other provisions of this Agreement and the DURSA address the appropriate protections for Message Content and HIE Data. Notwithstanding any label to the contrary, Confidential Participant Information does not include Message Content; any information which is or becomes known publicly through no fault of a Receiving Party; is learned of by a Receiving Party from a third party entitled to disclose it; is already known to a Receiving Party before receipt from a Participant as documented by Receiving Party’s written records; or, is independently developed by Receiving Party without reference to, reliance on, or use of, Participant’s Confidential Participant Information. Confidential Participant Information includes the following types of information which are not subject to disclosure pursuant to the N.C. Public Records Act when in the possession or custody of the NC HIEA, but is not limited to:
a. a Party’s designs, drawings, procedures, trade secrets as defined in N.C.G.S. §66-152 et seq., processes, specifications, source code, System architecture, security measures, research and development, including, but not limited to, research protocols and findings, passwords and identifiers, new products, and marketing plans;
b. proprietary financial and business information of a Party; and
c. information or reports provided by a Party to a Receiving Party in the performance of this Agreement. For purposes of this Section 2.06 and 16, Xxxxxxxxx’s information shall include third party information deemed proprietary, or non-public, by Submitter or such third party.
Confidential Participant Information. (a) The information and documents provided by or on behalf of Participant (or any of its U.S. Subsidiaries if any) to WiG, GSUSA or any of their respective affiliates pursuant to the Questionnaire or pursuant to related inquiries by WiG, GSUSA or any of their respective affiliates to determine the GSUSA Parity Certification Level (all of the foregoing collectively, “Confidential Participant Information”) is confidential and proprietary to Participant. Except as expressly permitted under this Agreement, WiG, GSUSA and any of their respective affiliates shall not at any time disclose, distribute or use Confidential Participant Information, in whole or in part, for any purpose other than in connection with (i) analyzing, assessing or evaluating Participant and U.S. Subsidiaries (if any) of Participant with respect to gender parity and determining whether to assign or recommend a GSUSA Parity Certification Level for Participant (or Participant’s U.S. Group if any) and activities and services related thereto, (ii) providing enablement or other requested or agreed services to Participant or its U.S. Subsidiaries (if any); or
Confidential Participant Information. If the Adverse Security Event was determined to have occurred, the notification should include sufficient information for the THSA and other likely-impacted Participants to understand the nature of the Adverse Security Event. For instance, such notification could include, to the extent available at the time of the notification, the following information: • One or two sentence description of the Adverse Security Event • Description of the roles of the people involved in the Adverse Security Event (e.g. employees, Participant Users, service providers, unauthorized persons, etc.) • The type of Information involved in the Adverse Security Event • Participants likely impacted by the Adverse Security Event • Number of individuals or records impacted/estimated to be impacted by the Adverse Security Event • Actions taken by the Participant to mitigate any unauthorized access to, use or disclosure of PHI as a result of the Adverse Security Event • Current Status of the Adverse Security Event (under investigation or resolved) • Corrective action taken and steps planned to be taken to prevent a similar Adverse Security Event.
Confidential Participant Information. Participant will not provide the THSA with any Confidential Participant Information pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that it is determined that the receipt of Confidential Participant Information is needed in order for the THSA to exercise its authority pursuant to this Section, then Participant and THSA will enter into a standard non-disclosure agreement for such purpose.
Confidential Participant Information. (a) The information and documents provided by or on behalf of Participant (or any of its U.S. Subsidiaries if any) to WiG, GSUSA or any of their respective affiliates pursuant to the Questionnaire or pursuant to related inquiries by WiG, GSUSA or any of their respective affiliates to determine the GSUSA Parity Certification Level (all of the foregoing collectively, ³Confidential Participant Information´ LV FRQIroLpriGetaHryQtoWPLartDiciOpa nt.DEQxcGep t S as expressly permitted under this Agreement, WiG, GSUSA and any of their respective affiliates shall not at any time disclose, distribute or use Confidential Participant Information, in whole or in part, for any purpose other than in connection with (i) analyzing, assessing or evaluating Participant and U.S. Subsidiaries (if any) of Participant with respect to gender parity and determining whether to assign or recommend a GSUSA Parity Certification Level for Participant (RU 3DUWLFLSDQW¶V 8 6 *URXS LI DQ\ DQG DFWL enablement or other requested or agreed services to Participant or its U.S. Subsidiaries (if any); or
Confidential Participant Information for the purposes of this Agreement, shall mean proprietary or confidential materials or information of a Participant in any medium or format that Participant labels as such upon disclosure. Message Content and HIE Data is excluded from the definition of Confidential Participant Information because other provisions of this Agreement and the DURSA address the appropriate protections for Message Content and HIE Data. Notwithstanding any label to the contrary, Confidential Participant Information does not include Message Content; any information which is or becomes known publicly through no fault of a Receiving Party; is learned of by a Receiving Party from a third party entitled to disclose it; is already known to a Receiving Party before receipt from a Participant as documented by Receiving Party’s written records; or, is independently developed by Receiving Party without reference to, reliance on, or use of, Participant’s Confidential Participant Information. Confidential Participant Information includes the following types of information which are not subject to disclosure pursuant to the N.C. Public Records Act when in the possession or custody of the NC HIEA, but is not limited to:
a. a Party’s designs, drawings, procedures, trade secrets as defined in N.C.G.S. §66-152 et seq., processes, specifications, source code, System architecture, security measures, research and development, including, but not limited to, research protocols and findings, passwords and identifiers, new products, and marketing plans;
b. proprietary financial and business information of a Party; and
c. information or reports provided by a Party to a Receiving Party in the performance of this Agreement. For purposes of this Section 2.06 and 16, Submitter’s information shall include third party information deemed proprietary, or non-public, by Submitter or such third party.
