Protection of Proprietary Data. The FAA and EASA agree that they shall not copy, release, or show data identified as proprietary or otherwise restricted obtained from each other to anyone other than an FAA or EASA employee, without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter, unless required by law. The FAA or EASA should obtain this written consent from the design approval holder through its CA. To the extent that EASA shares such data with an AA or accident investigation entity, EASA shall ensure that these persons treat such restricted information in accordance with Article 11.B of the Agreement.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both authorities recognize that data submitted by a design approval holder is the intellectual property of that holder, and release of that data by the FAA or the DGCA is restricted. The FAA and the DGCA agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either authority to anyone other than an FAA or DGCA employee without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained by the FAA or the DGCA from the design approval holder through the civil aviation authority of the state in which the holder is located and will be provided to the other authority.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both authorities recognize that data submitted by a design approval holder is the intellectual property of that holder, and release of that data by the FAA or CAAI is restricted. The FAA and CAAI agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either authority to anyone other than an FAA or CAAI employee without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained by the FAA or CAAI from the design approval holder through the authority of the country in which the holder is located and will be provided to the other authority.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both authorities recognize that data submitted by an approval holder is the intellectual property of that holder, and release of that data by the FAA or UKCAA is restricted. The FAA and UKCAA agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either authority to anyone other than an FAA or UKCAA employee without written consent of the approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained by the FAA or UKCAA from the approval holder through the authority of the country in which the holder is located and will be provided to the other authority.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Subject to the laws of their respective jurisdiction, the Authorities may not divulge information received from each other under this Technical Arrangement that constitutes trade secrets, intellectual property, confidential commercial or financial information, proprietary data or information that relates to an active investigation. Such information will be considered proprietary and marked as such by the appropriate Authority.
Protection of Proprietary Data. A. LMSSC-MSO will receive and maintain in confidence for a period of two (2) years from the date LMSSC-MSO executes this Agreement, all information and data it receives from Licensor pertaining to the Software which Licensor designates in writing as being proprietary to Licensor.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both Authorities recognize that data submitted by a design approval holder is the property of that holder, and release of that data by the CAAC or LAA CR is restricted. Both Authorities agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either Authority to anyone other than an CAAC or LAA CR employee without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained from the design approval holder through the authority of the state in which the holder is located.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both authorities recognize that data submitted by a design approval holder may be the intellectual property of that holder or another person, and release of that data by the FAA or LFV is restricted. The FAA and LFV agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either authority to anyone other than an FAA or LFV employee without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained by the FAA or LFV from the design approval holder through the authority of the country in which the holder is located and will be provided to the other authority. In exceptional cases the LFV may have to disclose proprietary data without the consent of the data submitter due to a court decision. However, see paragraph 4.4.2 below regarding the Secrecy Act and Secrecy Ordinance.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Both authorities recognize that data submitted by a design approval holder is the property of that holder, and release of that data by the CAAC or the IAC and the MTRF is restricted. The CAAC, the IAC and the MTRF agree that they will not copy, release, or show proprietary data obtained from either authority to anyone other than the CAAC or the IAC or the MTRF employee without written consent of the design approval holder or other data submitter. This written consent should be obtained from the design approval holder through the authority of the state in which the holder is located.
Protection of Proprietary Data. Recipient shall exercise at least the same standard of care to prevent the disclosure of such Proprietary Data as it exercises to prevent the disclosure of its own Proprietary Data. Recipient shall limit dissemination of such Proprietary Data to those persons within its organization who have a need to know such Proprietary Data to fulfill the purpose of this Agreement. Recipient acknowledges that it will be responsible for any breach of the terms of this Agreement by any of its employees or consultants who receive Proprietary Data.
