Q7 Matthews Corporation, a company doing business in the United States, developed a secret process that enabled it to produce widgets at a higher quality and for a lower cost than its competitors. Accordingly, the company produced its widgets in a closed facility protected by a fence and tight security measures. Despite the security measures, Cornwell was able to sneak into the factory one evening and take photographs of the secret process. If Matthews sues Cornwell for misappropriation of its trade secret in a U.S. court, which of the following is correct?

A. Cornwell will not be liable because she had no confidentiality agreement with Matthews.

B. Matthews will lose if it cannot show that its secret process gave it a competitive advantage.

C. Matthews cannot win unless it can show that Cornwell owed it a fiduciary duty.

D. Two of the above are correct.