South Carolina Confidentiality Instructions are documents that legally require the protection of confidential information. These documents are used to protect sensitive data, such as personal information, trade secrets, and financial records, that may be legally or contractually required to remain confidential. There are three types of South Carolina Confidentiality Instructions: Non-Disclosure Agreements, Employee Confidentiality Agreements, and Vendor Confidentiality Agreements. A Non-Disclosure Agreement is a legally binding contract between two or more parties that prevents one party from disclosing confidential information to another party without permission. Employee Confidentiality Agreements prevent employees from disclosing confidential information related to the company’s business, such as customer information, product information, and trade secrets. Vendor Confidentiality Agreements protect confidential information shared between vendors and their customers, such as pricing information and product specifications. All South Carolina Confidentiality Instructions must meet the requirements of the South Carolina Uniform Trade Secrets Act.