Common use of Confidentiality Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality. 12.1. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party. 12.2. Confidential Information includes in particular: 12.2.1. information concerning the business of the disclosing Party; 12.2.2. information of a technological, organisational, technical, legal and commercial nature, including in particular concerning the products and services of the disclosing Party; 12.2.3. information concerning the methods and procedures used as well as know-how, marketing and business strategy, business development and marketing plans; 12.2.4. information on the business partners of the disclosing Party, including commercial contracts, lists of business partners (including the personal details of business partners and their employees); 12.2.5. information on the disclosing Party’s employees, including the personal details of employees and contractors; 12.2.6. information about the income, expenses, financial results and other information of a financial nature concerning the disclosing Party; 12.2.7. any information concerning the operation of the IT infrastructure (including hardware and software elements) of the disclosing Party. 12.3. In the event of any doubts as to the nature of the information, it is presumed that it constitutes Confidential Information. 12.4. Each Party is obliged to keep the Confidential Information confidential for the term of the Contract or Purchase Order and for three years from the termination or expiry thereof. 12.5. The obligation referred to in section 12.

Confidentiality. 12.11. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party. 12.22. Confidential Information includes in particular: 12.2.1. a. information concerning the business of the disclosing Party; 12.2.2. b. information of a technological, organisational, technical, legal and commercial nature, including in particular concerning the products and services of the disclosing Party; 12.2.3. c. information concerning the methods and procedures used as well as know-how, marketing and business strategy, business development and marketing plans; 12.2.4. d. information on the business partners of the disclosing Party, including commercial contracts, lists of business partners (including the personal details of business partners and their employees); 12.2.5. e. information on the disclosing Party’s employees, including the personal details of employees and contractors; 12.2.6. f. information about the income, expenses, financial results and other information of a financial nature concerning the disclosing Party; 12.2.7. g. any information concerning the operation of the IT infrastructure (including hardware and software elements) of the disclosing Party. 12.33. In the event of any doubts as to the nature of the information, it is presumed that it constitutes Confidential Information. 12.44. Each Party is obliged to keep the Confidential Information confidential for the term of the Contract or Purchase Order and for three years from the termination or expiry thereof. 12.55. The obligation referred to in section 12.4. above includes: a. an obligation not to make available any Confidential Information to the public; b. a ban on disclosing any Confidential Information to third parties; c. a ban on recording and multiplying any Confidential Information in breach of the Contract and/or Purchase Order; d. an obligation to disclose Confidential Information only to the individuals involved in the performance of the Contract and/or Purchase Orders to the extent necessary to perform the Contract and/or Purchase Orders; e. a representation that the individuals mentioned in item d. above will be bound by a confidentiality obligation with respect to Confidential Information; f. the use of appropriate organisational and technical measures in order to ensure the secrecy of Confidential Information; g. the use of Confidential Information only to perform the Contract and/or Purchase Orders; h. refraining from copying or otherwise reproducing Confidential Information, unless required in order to perform the Contract and/or Purchase Orders;

Confidentiality. 12.114.1. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean " means any information, notwithstanding the manner regardless of its recording how it is recorded or disclosuredisclosed, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party of the Parties (receiving Receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and conclusion or performance of the Contract Agreement and Purchase Orders whose Orders, the disclosure of which could result in expose the disclosing Party’s Disclosing Party to damage, irrespective regardless of whether or not such this information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret of the Disclosing Party within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 on combating unfair competition (i.e. OJ consolidated text, Dz. U. [Journal of Laws] 2019, item 1010), or information that is not a trade secret of the Disclosing Party, including in particular irrespective information of whether such information has no commercial value, but which is relevant to the Disclosing Party's business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, and therefore protected by the disclosing Partythereby. 12.214.2. The Confidential Information includes in particular: 12.2.114.2.1. information concerning relating to the business of the disclosing Disclosing Party; 12.2.214.2.2. information of a technological, organisationalorganizational, technical, legal and commercial nature, including in particular concerning the products and services of the disclosing Disclosing Party; 12.2.314.2.3. information concerning on the methods and procedures used as well as and know-how, marketing strategy and business strategy, business development plans and marketing plans; 12.2.414.2.4. information on the business partners of the disclosing Disclosing Party's trading partners, including commercial contractsbusiness contacts, lists of business trading partners (including the personal details data of business trading partners and their employees); 12.2.514.2.5. information about employees of the Disclosing Party, including personal data of employees and coworkers; 14.2.6. information on the disclosing Party’s employeesrevenues, including the personal details of employees costs and contractors; 12.2.6. information about the income, expenses, financial results and other information of a financial nature concerning the disclosing Disclosing Party; 12.2.714.2.7. any information concerning relating to the operation of the IT infrastructure (including hardware and software elementssoftware) of the disclosing Disclosing Party; 14.2.8. logging credentials for the Client's Employer's Panel. 12.314.3. In the event case of any doubts doubt as to the nature of the information, it is shall be presumed that it constitutes to constitute Confidential Information. 12.414.4. Each Party is obliged to keep the Confidential Information confidential secret for the term duration of the Contract Agreement or the Purchase Order and subsequently for three (3) years from following the termination date on which the Agreement or expiry thereofthe Purchase Order terminates or expires. 12.514.5. The obligation mentioned in point 14.4 above includes: 14.5.1. an obligation not to disclose Confidential Information to the public; 14.5.2. prohibition of disclosing Confidential Information to third parties; 14.5.3. prohibition of recording and reproducing Confidential Information contrary to the Agreement and/or Purchase Order; 14.5.4. an obligation to disclose Confidential Information only to persons involved in the performance of the Agreement and/or Purchase Orders; 14.5.5. to the extent necessary for the performance of the Agreement and/or Purchase Orders; 14.5.6. ensuring that the persons referred to in section 12point 14.5.

Confidentiality. 12.113.1. “Confidential Information” will be understood to mean any information, notwithstanding the manner of its recording or disclosure, disclosed (directly or indirectly) to one Party (receiving Party) by the other Party (disclosing Party) in connection with the execution and performance of the Contract and Purchase Orders whose disclosure could result in the disclosing Party’s damage, irrespective of whether or not such information is covered by the disclosing Party’s trade secret within the meaning of the Act on Counteracting Unfair Competition of 16 April 1993 (i.e. OJ of 2019, item 1010), in particular irrespective of whether such information has no business value but is important for the disclosing Party from the perspective of the business activity it carries out and, for this reason, protected by the disclosing Party. 12.213.2. Confidential Information includes in particular: 12.2.113.2.1. information concerning the business of the disclosing Party; 12.2.213.2.2. information of a technological, organisational, technical, legal and commercial nature, including in particular concerning the products and services of the disclosing Party; 12.2.313.2.3. information concerning the methods and procedures used as well as know-how, marketing and business strategy, business development and marketing plans; 12.2.413.2.4. information on the business partners of the disclosing Party, including commercial contracts, lists of business partners (including the personal details of business partners and their employees); 12.2.513.2.5. information on the disclosing Party’s employees, including the personal details of employees and contractors; 12.2.613.2.6. information about the income, expenses, financial results and other information of a financial nature concerning the disclosing Party; 12.2.713.2.7. any information concerning the operation of the IT infrastructure (including hardware and software elements) of the disclosing Party. 12.313.3. In the event of any doubts as to the nature of the information, it is presumed that it constitutes Confidential Information. 12.413.4. Each Party is obliged to keep the Confidential Information confidential for the term of the Contract or Purchase Order and for three years from the termination or expiry thereof. 12.513.5. The obligation referred to in section 1213.