Opens in a new tab
WEBINAR
Streamlining Citrix Application Management
Request a Demo
legal & compliance

Trademark Usage Guidelines

Last Updated
January 15, 2026
on this page

Overview

Numecent’s trademarks, service marks and logos (“Trademarks“) represent intellectual property rights owned by Numecent and, as such, are valued assets of Numecent. These Trademarks — whether registered or unregistered — must be used in accordance with these Trademark Usage Guidelines (“Guidelines“).

Applicability of Guidelines

These Guidelines apply to Numecent employees, customers, licensees, consultants, outside vendors, and other third parties.

If you are a licensee of a Numecent Trademark, the license agreement that you signed with Numecent may contain specific usage guidelines that differ from those contained within these Guidelines. In such case you should follow those specific guidelines provided within your license agreement. If you are a licensee but have been provided no special guidelines, then follow these Guidelines.

List of Numecent Trademarks

The list of Numecent Trademarks provided here may be updated with new information from time to time and without notice, and should be referred to regularly. Note that the list may not be comprehensive, and the omission of a Numecent Trademark from the list does not represent any waiver of any intellectual property rights of Numecent in or to such Trademark.

if in doubt
If you are unsure whether a particular name, mark or logo is a Numecent Trademark, or if you have any questions about the use of Numecent's Trademarks, contact Numecent's Legal Department for assistance.

Referring to Numecent Products and Services

Two primary regulatory frameworks apply to Numecent’s exports:

  • Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 15 C.F.R. Parts 730 et seq. — administered by the Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security.
  • Foreign Assets Control Regulations and sanctions programs, 31 C.F.R. Parts 500 et seq. — administered by the Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).

Here goes your text … Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

Numecent's Classification
5D002(c.1)
Information security software simulating hardware classified as 5A002. Numecent's products are authorized as an encryption item under License Exception ENC, section 740.17(A) of the Export Administration Regulations.

Questions

For questions about Numecent’s export compliance program, permitted destinations, or license exceptions applicable to your use, contact our Legal Department.

Contact
Numecent Legal Department
For export compliance inquiries only. For product or press questions, use the appropriate contact channel on the site.
legal@numecent.com