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PROPRIETARY INFORMATION. Proprietary information, also known as a trade secret, is information that a company wishes to keep confidential or protect from those outside the company.
This from reader Chris Lemens: This bugs me. I see a lot of nondisclosure agreements. A typical definition of the information protected by such an agreement includes a notion that the information is âconfidential or proprietary.â The âproprietaryâ part just seems wrong to me.lackâs Law Dictionary defines proprietary as meaning â1. Of or relating to a proprietor {the licenseeâs proprietary rights}. 2. Of, relating to, or holding as property {the software designer sought to protect its proprietary data}.â. I see it used three different ways in a definition of Confidential Information.