Sharon is Perkins & Baskin's chief production engineer. After working at Perkins & Baskin for a year, Sharon decided to leave and work for Louis & Allen, Perkins & Baskin's chief competitor. As she was on her way to HR to drop off her keys, she stopped by the accounting office and $-$ while nobody was looking $-$ she used her keys to open a locked filing drawer and take a document containing a list of customers. The document was labeled "confidential" and contained the customer's names and contact information. Can this customer list be protected as a trade secret?