Industrial property rights Industrial property rights can be divided into two categories:

1, the right of creative achievements (including invention patent right, utility model right and design right);

2. Identification mark right (including trademark right, service mark right, trade name right, source mark right and country of origin name right).

Trademark rights are as follows:

1, exclusive registration right. Only registered trademarks and goods approved for use;

2. Permitted use and prohibited use;

3. Right of transfer;

4. Other contents contained in the trademark right.

To sum up, intellectual property in a broad sense includes not only industrial property rights and copyrights in a narrow sense, but also the right to scientific discovery, the right to protect "marginal protection objects" and the right to trade secrets.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the relevant provisions on the protection of intellectual property rights of units affiliated to the State Building Materials Bureau

The intellectual property rights mentioned in these Provisions include:

(1) patent right (invention, utility model, design);

(2) Trademark right: the registered trademark and service trademark of the entity;

(3) Copyright: mainly includes engineering design, product design drawings and their descriptions, computer software, integrated circuit layout design: photography, video and other graphics, text and other creative works, as well as books, materials, large photo albums and other editing works.

(4) Business secrets: refers to technical information and business information that are not known to the public, can bring economic benefits to the unit, are practical, and are kept confidential by the unit. Mainly including non-patented technology, involving scientific research, design, production, management and market; Financial and other technical information and business information.