With auditors you talk like you would either talk on a deposition or on the witness stand: do not say more than what you were asked, do not make assumptions, do

With auditors you talk like you would either talk on a deposition or on the witness stand: do not say more than what you were asked, do not make assumptions, do not try to be helpful in any way, do not offer more data than asked for. Is it really OK? Not necessarily, but on the other hand you don't want to spend the rest of your life answering even more questions from other people the auditors might bring in to help them understand your helpful explanations. I learned this the hard way, assuming auditors are logical and understand technology.