Brown & Michaels from http://www.bpmlegal.com/overview.html
This reading concerns the processes of protection against attackers which may want your information. The author explains how the reader can protect him/her self by having patents, copyrights and tradmarks.
The three types of patents described are design patents, plant patents and utility patents.
Trademarks can protect a logo or symbol of a product or source so no one other than the person who owns it can use it.
Copyrights protects the source's authority, composition and artistry.
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