Governing ownership, usage, and protection of institutional assets.
Purpose
Scope
This policy applies to:
- Accredited institutions and partners
- Faculty, trainers, and content contributors
- Learners and certification recipients
- All users accessing IQA-US systems
Ownership of Intellectual Property
All intellectual property remains the exclusive property of IQA-US, including:
Permitted Use
Accredited institutions are granted limited, non-transferable rights to:
Use IQA-US branding strictly for approved accreditation purposes and deliver courses aligned with our guidelines.
Issue certifications through the official IQA-US portal and use the logo for marketing purposes.
Restrictions
- Unauthorized reproduction, modification, or distribution of materials.
- Issuing certifications outside the official IQA-US system.
- Replicating IQA-US frameworks for independent or competing use.
6. Certification Integrity
All certificates must be issued through the official IQA-US platform to ensure unique identification, secure digital verification, and protection against forgery.
7. Third-Party Content
Institutions must ensure proper licensing and attribution for third-party materials. IQA-US holds no liability for unauthorized usage.
8. Enforcement
Breach of this policy may result in suspension of accreditation, revocation of certifications, or legal action.
9. Amendments
IQA-US reserves the right to update this policy periodically to reflect legal and technological changes.
10. Governing Law
"This policy shall be governed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations under the jurisdiction of the United States."