My Reading on ASQ CQA HB Part IV

Part IIIE
Information Securities.
An auditee must trust that an auditor will not divulge proprietary information to competitors or other outsiders
who can use it to their benefit. Even internally, auditors must be careful to maintain confidences. This is
especially true when the locations or departments report to different management (see ―5. Internal Audit
Program Management‖).
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