Everything You Need to Know About Non-Disclosure Agreement Form

What is Form 11000-6?
Form 11000-6 is a standard Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) used in the U.S. to make sure sensitive or confidential information is kept private. By signing this form, you are agreeing not to share protected details with anyone who isn’t allowed to see them.

Why do people use this form?
This form is used whenever information is considered sensitive — whether it’s about security, government projects, or even business operations. The main goal is to protect information from being misused, leaked, or shared without permission.

Who fills it out?

• Employees who are given access to sensitive data
• Contractors or consultants working with an organization
• Partners or third parties who may see protected information

What does signing mean for you?
When you sign Form 11000-6, you’re promising to:

• Keep the information private
• Only use it for the purpose it was shared with you
• Return or destroy it when you no longer need it
• Report if the information is lost, stolen, or shared by mistake

Why it matters
NDAs like this help keep information safe and build trust between organizations and individuals. They protect not only the organization but also you, because your responsibilities and limits are written down clearly.