# Trade Mark Journal No.2025/051 19 December 2025

## WO0000001889655 (9,41,42)

Office of origin: United States of America

Date of International Registration:17 July 2025
Date of designation in the UK: 17 July 2025

The mark consists of the silhouette of a duck, in black, facing to the right. The silhouette is inside a circle comprising a purple background.

The mark contains the colours purple and black.

The mark consists of the silhouette of a duck, in black, facing to the right. The silhouette is inside a circle comprising a purple background.

International priority date claimed: 13 February 2025 (United States of America) (99039976)

Class 9
  Downloadable computer software for design and development of computer systems and software applications; downloadable computer software for analysis and production of programming code in the field of software development; downloadable computer software development tools; downloadable computer software for visualization of software and design of computer systems; downloadable computer software for testing software systems for security; downloadable software to detect defects in security system software and reliability; downloadable software for use in identifying, verifying, analyzing, testing and improving security weaknesses within software code; downloadable software for use in identifying, verifying, analyzing, testing, and improving known vulnerabilities in open source dependencies within software code; downloadable software for use in identifying, verifying, analyzing, testing, and improving insecure software code configurations; downloadable software for use in identifying, verifying, analyzing, testing, and improving data leakage risks in computer systems; downloadable software for use in identifying, verifying, analyzing, testing, and improving software application vulnerabilities; downloadable software for use in tracking data used in web-based software applications for purposes of identifying application vulnerabilities, ensuring application compliance with industry standards and regulations and assessing vulnerabilities and risks through an interactive visual dashboard; downloadable computer software development tools used to test, evaluate, and improve information and network security; downloadable software in the nature of an interview-driven application that evaluates a cloud application's design and security controls; downloadable software for the design of security controls for a cloud migration or assessing the effectiveness of controls in an existing application; downloadable software for identifying computer software and code defects, ensuring compliance, and analyzing software applications; downloadable software for scanning, detecting, and adapting to code changes to locate vulnerabilities in websites and software applications, using artificial intelligence; downloadable computer software for automating open source security and license compliance during application development; downloadable computer software utilized by software developers to search internal software code resources.
Class 41
  Education services, namely, publishing printed and electronic educational and training materials in the nature of whitepapers, articles, reports, case studies, blogs and product guides for others in the fields of computer security, software security, software development security, cloud security, software code security and software licensing and compliance; education services, namely, conducting on-demand programming in the nature of non-downloadable webinars in the fields of computer security, software security, software development security, cloud security, software code security and software licensing and compliance; education services, namely, conducting customized instructor-led training in the nature of classes, seminars, workshops and academic enrichment programs in the fields of computer security, software security, software development security, cloud security, software code security and software licensing and compliance; education services, namely, conducting leadership training in the nature of classes, seminars, and workshops in the field of promoting security within organizations; education services, namely, conducting product training in the nature of classes, seminars, and workshops and providing non-downloadable webinars in the field of promoting efficient use of application security testing products.
Class 42
  Software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for design and development of computer systems and software applications; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring computer software development tools; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for visualization of software and design of computer systems; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for security testing and vulnerability management; software-as-a-service (SaaS) services featuring software for testing software and benchmarking software reliability; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for identifying, verifying, testing and repairing defects in software code; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for identifying vulnerabilities in software supply chain; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software in the field of security testing of web-based software applications; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software in the field of security testing of computer application software for mobile phones; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for automated dynamic application security testing; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for analyzing software composition for the purpose of managing risk from use of open source and third-party software code in software applications and containers; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for the purpose of application security management to scale testing, remediation, and risk management; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for the purpose of discovering and remediating security weaknesses; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for automatic detection of security threats and vulnerabilities in computer software; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for use in scanning, reviewing, evaluating and reporting on the composition and components of other computers for identifying, tracking and managing of software assets and use of third party software, or to ensure compliance with industry, legal or governmental regulations by businesses and institutions; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for use in comparing individual software components to databases of known software sources in order to evaluate and categorize such components and identify the source of such components; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for conducting computer software audits and reporting the results of such audits; platform as a service (PaaS) services featuring computer software platforms for use in testing computer software applications or systems and identifying security vulnerabilities by emulating conditions that cause exceptions or crashes in software functionality; hosting and maintenance of online searchable computer databases, namely, providing an on-line searchable database in the field of open source code (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); providing a website that features information on computer technology, computer programming and software security directed to open source programmers and developers (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); providing an Internet website portal in the field of computer application development environments and tools, namely, testing and evaluation of software, software containing open source code, and software applications for interoperability and compliance with industry standards and established policies and standards (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); computer services, namely, providing a website featuring technology that enables access to graphic user interfaces for developers of open source projects (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); consultation services in the field of design, development, and testing of computer software; consultation services in the field of software security risk assessment, namely, identification of security weaknesses in software design for purposes of understanding secure design practices, developing and planning software security strategy, mitigating security flaws, meeting organizational compliance mandates, and addressing business risks; consultation services in the field of software security risk assessment, namely, scanning, penetration, and network testing to assess security vulnerabilities; software consultation services relating to identifying, analyzing and reducing the risks of software failure; computer software consulting services in the field of application development, code review, computer security, software architecture analysis; computer software consulting services to assist the management of licensing and compliance risks of the software development and management process and managing risks associated with the development, ownership and licensing of software; computer systems analysis, namely, reviewing, evaluating and reporting on the composition and components of computer software on the computer systems of others in order to assist businesses and government organizations in identifying, tracking and managing their software assets and use of third party software, or to ensure compliance with industry, legal or governmental regulations; computer software auditing services in the nature of assessing open source, legal, compliance, security, and quality risks; computer services, namely, conducting software audits using proprietary software to scan the software of others in order to detect and report on the software content found within, and evaluating and reporting the results of such audits in the nature of computer systems analysis; computer software consultation services in connection with conducting software audits and implementing best practices in the identification, tracking and management of software assets and the use of third party software; computer services, namely, providing computer software and application programming consulting services; computer services, namely, providing an Internet website portal in the fields of technology and software development for tracking and analyzing computer software development (term considered too vague by the International Bureau pursuant to Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); computer security consultation in the field of monitoring and testing computer systems; consulting and technical support services, namely, providing technical advice related to software testing, control and analysis; technical support services, namely, reporting and monitoring of open source vulnerabilities in software application development; technical support services, namely, troubleshooting in the nature of diagnosing computer software and hardware problems.

Black Duck Software, Inc.

Representative: Anna Kurian Shaw Hogan Lovells US LLP, 555 13th Street NW, Washington DC 20004, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA