Copy Protection; Physical Security Clause Samples

The Copy Protection; Physical Security clause establishes requirements for safeguarding proprietary materials and information from unauthorized duplication and physical access. Typically, this clause obligates parties to implement technical measures such as encryption, password protection, or anti-copying software, as well as physical controls like locked storage or restricted access areas. Its core function is to prevent intellectual property theft and data breaches, thereby protecting the value and confidentiality of sensitive assets.
Copy Protection; Physical Security. Each of Licensor and Licensee and their controlled Affiliates agree to use commercially reasonable efforts to mutually agree within a reasonable timeframe (i.e., at most twelve (12) months after execution of this Agreement) on a plan and schedule to implement (and thereafter to implement in accordance with such plan and schedule) appropriate copy protection technology or solutions, generally consistent with the then prevailing commercial practices of similarly situated broadcasters in the respective territory, as determined on a platform by platform basis. For the avoidance of doubt, such measures are intended to (i) protect the intellectual property rights in each of the parties’ (and its controlled Affiliates’) Broadcasts; and (ii) prevent and/or deter theft, unauthorized copying or unauthorized Broadcast, destruction of, or unauthorized access or injury to, the materials and intellectual property rights underlying such Broadcasts.
Copy Protection; Physical Security. Each of Univision Group and Grupo Televisa agree to use commercially reasonable efforts to mutually agree within a reasonable timeframe, (i.e., at most twelve (12) months after execution of this Agreement) on a plan and schedule to implement (and thereafter to implement in accordance with such plan and schedule) appropriate copy protection technology or solutions, generally consistent with the then prevailing commercial practices of similarly situated broadcasters in the respective territory, as determined on a platform by platform basis. For the avoidance of doubt, such measures are intended to (i) protect the intellectual property rights in each of Univision Group’s and Grupo Televisa’s Broadcasts; and (ii) prevent and/or deter theft, unauthorized copying or unauthorized Broadcast, destruction of, or unauthorized access or injury to, the materials and intellectual property rights underlying such Broadcasts.