Common use of Freedom of Information; Government Public Disclosure Requests Clause in Contracts

Freedom of Information; Government Public Disclosure Requests. The purpose of the relationship between KnowBe4 and Customer is for Customer to purchase a subscription to the Subscription Services that contain software, content, and information related to internet security awareness training, IT risk management, regulatory compliance, simulation of security attacks, vulnerability assessments, and other subscription service and service offerings. The Subscription Services, and any Confidential Information disclosed, are proprietary to KnowBe4 and are an important business asset of KnowBe4 (the “Proprietary Information”). The Proprietary Information consists of protected financial data, trade secrets, and commercially valuable information that, if disclosed, would harm the competitive position of KnowBe4. In the event of a statutory public disclosure request for release of KnowBe4’s Proprietary Information, Customer will ensure that its response to such request will be limited to the minimum necessary, based upon the opinion of counsel. Customer will promptly, but no later than five (5) business days after receiving such request, forward the request to KnowBe4. Customer will not release any Proprietary Information except pursuant to written instructions by KnowBe4 or a final un-appealable court order.