Company X wants to open a dating service Web site. It hires Company Y to develop the software. Company Y hires Gina as a private contractor to provide a piece of instant messaging software for the package. Gina’s contract says she is not responsible for the security of the site. Company Y is supposed to perform that bit of programming. However, software development runs behind schedule, and Company Y implements a simplistic security scheme that allows all messages to be sent in plain text, which is clearly insecure. Gina brings her concerns to the management of Company Y. Company Y thanks her for her concern, but indicates it still plans to deliver the software without telling Company X. Company Y reminds Gina that she has signed a confidentiality agreement that forbids her from talking about the software to anyone, including Company X. What should Gina do?