Non-Compete & Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA/NCA) for IT Businesses

Signing an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) and NCA (Non-Compete Agreement) is a fundamental layer of legal security for IT companies. These agreements shield your company from losses related to the leakage of intellectual property, trade secrets, client lists, technologies, business strategies, and other sensitive information.

An NDA obligates employees, contractors, clients, and partners not to disclose your information, defines what is protected, sets clear timeframes and liability terms. An NCA restricts the creation of competing products and forbids working for competitors or poaching staff.

Today, where IT companies often operate globally, NDA/NCA are important not just for code or design protection, but also to maintain business reputation, prevent solution copying, and avoid litigation issues across countries. Legal teams adjust documents for the requirements of the UK, US, EU, China, and Israel, ensuring local compliance for term limits or permissibility.

NDA and NCA greatly reduce client loss risks and complicate unfair competition: if an employee or contractor leaks information or moves to a competitor, your company can claim compensation. A proper NDA specifies confidential data, evidence rules, territory, and term limits.

A well-drafted NCA offers:

• Prevention of competing IT products outside your company;
• Retention of teams and client bases;
• Protection against poaching staff or contractors;
• Clear terms for investors and partners.

We not only draft NDA/NCA to fit your task, but also implement them operationally, adapt policies for each country, audit existing contracts, and keep documents updated per current legal practice worldwide.

This ensures IT business owners can safely exchange data, attract investments, work internationally, and reduce operational risks.