What NDA terms are adequate?

Question

Freelance

Roughly speaking, NDA is:
1. An agreement on what is confidential information and should not be disclosed.
2. Conditions: term and size/format of sanctions for violation of this agreement.
The question is about a contract between an organization and an individual (freelancer, subcontractor, etc.). Russia.
What do you think, what parameters of the contract ( duration and amount of sanctions ) are adequate for you (as a performer, as an organization) and why?
What conditions did you personally encounter? What would scare you as a performer?
As a performer, I have seen the wording "within 3 years, 10,000 rubles for each fact of disclosure", and "99 years and 1,000,000 rubles in case of disclosure." Moreover, the severity of the conditions did not at all correspond to the scope of the project and the potential risks from disclosure for companies.

Answer 1

what other "99 years and 1,000,000 rubles in case of disclosure"? What country do you live in?
I did these NDAs, redid them, and nowhere, even in the coolest offices with projects worth millions more than "5 years from the date of expiration ..." was not.
Liability is within the limits of direct proven damage.
It is better to take care of understanding what CI is and how it is transmitted and received.

Answer 2

In your opinion, what parameters of the contract (duration and size of sanctions) are adequate for you (as a performer, as an organization) and why?

Any. Since in the Russian Federation, according to the legislation, NDA does not work.
I am telling this to those who wish to sign.
Adequate - understand and do not waste time on registration.
I don't know how foreign customers will demand NDA from me.
Adequate apparently come across - no one asked for an NDA

Answer 3

yes, it doesn’t matter, almost all Russian nda violate the labor code of the Russian Federation and are a frightening piece of paper on which

Answer 4

The key to an NDA is to make it clear exactly what information is confidential.
Sums - this is so, scarecrows.