Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Protect confidential information shared before, during, or after a security engagement.
What It Is
A Non-Disclosure Agreement protects confidential information shared between you and a client — scope details, credentials, findings, and internal architecture, among other things. This generator produces a mutual NDA, meaning both parties owe each other confidentiality, which is the norm for pentest engagements: the client shares sensitive access details with you, and you share preliminary findings with them, often before a formal report exists.
Why It Matters
Most clients expect an NDA signed before they'll even discuss a target in detail — it's often the first document exchanged in an engagement. It protects you too: it makes clear that vulnerabilities you discover are shared responsibly with the client, not disclosed publicly or exploited elsewhere, which matters if a dispute ever arises about what you were and weren't allowed to do with what you found.
What's Included
Recitals & Definitions
Permitted Use Clause
Confidentiality Term
Return / Destruction of Materials
Remedies Clause
Governing Law
Signature Blocks
Mutual Protection
Generate Your NDA
Fill in a short form and download a ready-to-sign NDA as PDF or DOCX.
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