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Rights in Proprietary Information. Local Collaborator is granted permission to retain any user-related documentation (e.g., Installation Guide, User Guide, etc.) for the flood sensors beyond the term of this Agreement. DHS S&T and Local Collaborator agrees they will not disseminate any non-publicly available user- related documentation provided by Intellisense outside their respective agencies without prior written permission from Intellisense.
Rights in Proprietary Information. Local Collaborator is not permitted to, and must protect against, the reverse engineering of the flood sensor including the unit’s computer hardware and firmware.