It’s not hard bringing cases in federal court.
But it’s not like state court either.
You can’t just throw some legal mumbo jumbo on a page and expect to clear a motion to dismiss. (The same goes for state court too. Though you’ve got a better shot at it.)
What you must do is show that your trade secret has value and is a secret, in a non-conclusory way.
ReactX v. Mendez (2018 WL 6164275) unpacks that.
Alleging that your trade secret was a “secret process” isn’t good enough. But alleging that it’s “proprietary information and schematics related to its digital creative platform, which included a proprietary video player apparatus” is.