Trade Secret Protection

The disclosure of trade secrets will lead to the loss of business opportunities and competition. Trade secrets can be technical information or business information, including formulations, models, procedures, policies, recipes, equipment, future product designs, customers, price lists, and technologies of commercial value. The protection of trade secrets is mainly the self-protection of right holders. The stronger the self-protection of trade secrets, the less likely they are to be violated. Trade secret protection can provide sufficient evidence for the legal protection of commercial infringement; trade secrets to protect themselves if it is soft, prone to leakage and infringement. It is also difficult to provide sufficient and strong evidence to obtain legal protection.

In the practice of protecting trade secrets, RedStar has adopted a variety of security measures starting from the three aspects of the value of trade secrets, the weaknesses and the threat of leakage risks. At the same time, RedStar will control the impact of these three factors to an acceptable low level, and take effective disposal methods and control measures. We collect evidence that the target person or business has stolen your secrets and used them to disrupt your business.

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International Contract Default Risk

In cross-border commercial trade activities, multinational corporations face a serious increase in international trade labor and economic contract breaches, fraud threats risks, including international labor contracts, international investment contracts, international technology transfer contracts, and international sales contracts.