A company wants to prevent proprietary and confidential company information from being shared to outsiders. Which of the following would this best describe?

A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) outlines the terms and details of a partnership or collaboration between parties, often detailing roles and responsibilities but not specifically focused on confidentiality. While it may include confidentiality clauses, it is not primarily aimed at preventing information sharing.

A Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the expected level of service between a service provider and a customer. It typically focuses on performance metrics and obligations rather than safeguarding proprietary information. SLAs do not inherently include provisions for confidentiality.

A Master Service Agreement (MSA) establishes a framework for future contracts and business relationships between parties. Although it may include terms related to confidentiality, its main purpose is to govern the overall relationship and services provided, rather than specifically preventing information leaks.