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Sets out how commissioners and providers of care services should protect vulnerable adults.
A collection of case studies showing how businesses have used trade secrets to protect the know how in their organisations.
Trade secrets are often crucial elements of the competitive advantage of innovative companies.
A short study on the economic and innovation impacts of trade secrets
The Secret Intelligence Service, often known as MI6, collects Britain’s foreign intelligence. It provides the government with a global covert capability to promote and defend the national security and economic well-being of the country. SIS works with the Foreign, Commonwealth...
The government is seeking views on draft regulations relating to trade secrets.
Product Safety Report for Geisha Beauty Secrets, Lightening Cream with Kojic Acid presenting a chemical risk as it contains the chemical 'Hydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene' which is prohibited in cosmetic products.
A collection of intellectual property guidance, tools and case studies to help you create value from your ideas.
Product Safety Report for Fabrique Par Rodis White Secret Unifying Complexion Serum presenting a serious chemical risk.
A review of the Official Secrets Acts to make sure Britain is safe in the 21st century.
A government body which creates secret technologies to support national security is today launching a new drive to work more openly with technology firms and academics.
Thousands of offenders on community and suspended sentences will no longer be able to secretly change their name as part of tough new rules to protect the public.
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