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The DTSA thus imposes two affirmative requirements for trade-secret status: (1) the owner must have taken "reasonable measures" to keep the information secret, and (2) the information must derive "independent economic value" from its secrecy

Both elements must be established by the plaintiff

In addition, to invoke federal jurisdiction under the DTSA, the trade secret must be "related to a product or service used in, or intended for use in, interstate or foreign commerce

Key Elements to Establish To prevail on its trade-secret misappropriation claims under both the DTSA and the OUTSA, CPS must establish the following elements: 1

" CPS must identify the claimed trade secret with "reasonable particularity" and demonstrate that the information falls within the statutory definition

CPS must demonstrate that it implemented security measures, contractual protections, and other safeguards that were objectively reasonable under the circumstances