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Trude Front, CFA, is a portfolio manager and works extensive hours. To give her a more flexible work environment, she often works from home on her personal computer and keeps client account information there – in violation of company policy. While away on travel, her home is burglarized and her computer is taken. Rather than disclose the policy violation, she does not notify her company or her clients of the contents of her computer files. Two months later the client account information is used to commit identity theft, costing her clients a total of $58,000 in fraudulent charges. Front is most likely: A. in violation of Standard III(E) "Preservation of Confidentiality" for failing to follow company policies and procedures relating to electronic information and security resulting in accidental disclosure of confidential information. B. not in violation of any Standard because the disclosure of confidential information was accidental and unavoidable. C. not in violation of any Standard because the confidential information was stored on her personal computer for use for work during her personal time. |