Unfortunately, failing to implement the necessary IP protections can leave a company vulnerable to copycat competitors that can reduce its valuation and weaken its brand.

Still, IP Protection is a start to putting a wall between trackers and the public. It’ll first roll out to US users, and you’ll have to both be logged in and opt into the program to use it.

Jason Johnson and Blaze D. Waleski of Moses Singer explore intellectual property protections and strategies that businesses may consider for AI in health care, for products and the underlying data.

Choosing how to protect your tech is the core purpose of having an IP strategy in the first place. Branding and trademarks For some companies, the brand is more important than the trade secrets.

There are many options for limiting risk once you are aware of it. You can redesign your product around the identified IP, purchase the IP, license it or leverage jurisdictional gaps in protection.

Startups must protect their ideas. Indeed, a young company often cannot attract investors without intellectual property (IP) protection. But at the same time, it needs funding to secure IP.