TurboFunds, Inc., is a large multinational investment company specializing in high speed, online stock market transactions. During a routine audit, the Board of Directors discovered indications that someone with top-level security clearance has been funneling money from the company. The Board meets and decides that a good way to narrow the scope of its investigation would be to run credit reports on everyone holding that level of clearance. The Board's theory is that the credit reports will identify anyone who is currently having financial troubles and would, therefore, be more likely to steal money. The Board comes to you, outside counsel, for advisement on if it should proceed with its idea. How do you advise the Board?