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1. Third Party Obligations: Additional provisions for when third parties (such as financial advisors, counselors, or mediators) need to be bound by confidentiality

2. Social Media and Public Statements: Specific provisions regarding social media usage and public communications, particularly relevant for high-profile divorces

3. Children's Privacy: Special provisions protecting information about minor children, used when children are involved

4. Business Information Protection: Additional provisions for protecting business-related information, used when either party owns or operates a business

5. Religious Requirements: Special provisions accounting for religious requirements, particularly relevant when either party is Muslim

6. Mutual Non-Disparagement: Provisions preventing parties from making derogatory statements about each other

7. Survival Clause: Specification of which provisions survive termination of the agreement

1. Schedule A - Categories of Confidential Information: Detailed list of specific types of confidential information covered by the agreement

2. Schedule B - Authorized Recipients: List of individuals or entities authorized to receive confidential information and their obligations

3. Schedule C - Security Measures: Specific procedures and measures for protecting confidential information

4. Schedule D - Notification Procedures: Procedures for handling unauthorized disclosures or required legal disclosures

5. Appendix 1 - Form of Confidentiality Undertaking: Template for confidentiality undertaking to be signed by authorized third parties