Intellectual Property Protection in Corporate M&A
Guarding trade secrets through a pharmaceutical mega-merger with barriers, sweeps and audits.
9,000
IP assets under guard
214
Facility sweeps completed
0
Leak events
The problem
Two massive pharmaceutical tech giants are merging, creating a high risk of corporate espionage and data leaks regarding trade secrets.
The solution
Temporary deployment of strict information barriers, bug-sweeping, and absolute visitor auditing protocols.
A merger between two pharma technology leaders puts the most valuable trade secrets of both companies into rooms full of people from the other side. The deal's value is exactly what a leak would destroy.
The protection program ran for the full deal window: clean-team barriers in space and staffing, a standing sweep schedule, and visitor auditing that admitted no exceptions. Nine thousand IP assets crossed the finish line with zero leak events.
Barriers, sweeps and no exceptions until closing.
Inside the deployment
Information barriers
Clean-team protocols separated competing trade secrets down to physical space and staff.
Bug-sweeping program
214 technical sweeps covered boardrooms, deal rooms and executive travel spaces.
Absolute visitor auditing
Every visitor to a deal space was identified, escorted and logged without exception.
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50%
Vulnerability reduction
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