A New York Confidentiality Agreement is a legal contract between two or more parties that outlines the confidential information to be shared and the terms of how that information should be managed and protected. It is used to protect trade secrets, confidential information, or sensitive information related to a business transaction or operations. There are two main types of New York Confidentiality Agreement: a unilateral agreement and a mutual agreement. A unilateral agreement is when one party agrees to keep a certain piece of information confidential, while a mutual agreement is when both parties agree to keep certain information confidential. Both agreements typically involve a promise not to use or disclose the confidential information without the agreement of the other party. Additionally, a New York Confidentiality Agreement usually includes a non-disclosure clause, which forbids either party from disclosing the confidential information to third parties.