Your company has developed customer lists and pricing information to aid its operations. The customer lists are available to the entire sales team and there are 100 people on the team. The pricing information is only available to ten people. All employees sign a confidentiality agreement regarding access to the customer lists and the pricing information. An employee leaves your company and takes both the customer lists and the pricing information to your competitor. You can claim trade secret protection for

Both the customer lists and the pricing information, because taking them was theft, and theft is illegal.

Only the pricing information, because when 100 people have access to information that information is not a secret.

Only the customer lists, because prices are publicly available and not a secret.

Both the customer lists and the pricing information, because employees signed confidentiality agreements about the customer lists and the pricing information.