Positively Confidential: 10 Proven Steps to Protecting Confidential Information, Private Data, and Intellectual Property in Today’s Interactive Business is a succinct, easy-to-read, comprehensive, motivating book to help readers:

• Foster innovation by protecting intellectual property;
• Nurture collaboration and trust by safeguarding confidential information;
• Intelligently balance secrecy and openness;
• Take reasonable measures to establish trade secrets and avoid trade secret litigation.

Author Naomi Fine, industry leading expert on trade secrets and information protection, draws on her three-decade career as Pro-Tec Data's CEO, and her experience as an expert witness in many high-profile trade secret litigations, to present a ten-step process that will motivate and educate every reader.

Filled with pratical tools and detailed examples, Positively Confidential inexpensively and effectively engages all stakeholders in a positive, proven, and easy process to safeguard confidential business information, protect trade secrets, secure private data, and nurture intellectual property development. The result: trust, collaboration, profitability, and brand enhancement.

Naomi Fine is also the author of numerous published articles, white papers, and benchmark studies on key issues related to trade secret protection, intellectual asset management, data security, confidential information safeguards, and intellectual property protection, including the following:

• Seven Steps to Information Protection
• The Impact of Data Loss Prevention Communications Capture on E-discovery
• Crown Jewels on the Network: A Benchmark Study of Leading Companies’ Discovery and Protection of Intellectual Property
• Content Filtering to Protect Intellectual Property
• Intellectual Asset Management: From Information to Intellectual Property to Profit
• A World-Class Confidential Information and Intellectual Property Protection Strategy
• Information Loss: Reducing Your Biggest Risk
• Competitive Intelligence: An External Threat and an Internal Requirement
• The Economic Espionage Act of 1996: Turning Fear into Compliance