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Employees Going Rogue

IP Theft in the Gen AI Era

A Webinar Executive Summary by Mark Clews, Managing Director, Digital Forensics & eDiscovery, iDiscovery Solutions In Partnership with Today’s General Counsel

A senior director resigns. 
IT checks the USB history, the personal email, the cloud sync. Nothing turns up, and the investigation closes clean.

It shouldn’t have. 
When information is restated by AI rather than copied, no file moves and no hash matches, and the evidence sits in four places most organizations never look. This session walks through all four, using a fictional investigation built from the artifact patterns iDS encounters in real matters.

Ce que vous apprendrez :

Where Gen AI evidence actually lives, and which layers an in-app deletion does and does not reach.
What your own audit logs capture that a departing employee cannot delete.
How restated text defeats hashing, fuzzy matching, and most DLP rules while remaining, functionally, the trade secret.
What to preserve in the first 48 hours after a resignation, before the windows close.

The Four Layers of Gen AI Evidence

The Vendor Export. 

Request it first. Then assume it is incomplete, and prove where.

THE DEVICE. 

Server-side deletion never touches the local caches. In the case study, the device established twelve deleted threads the export could not show.

YOUR OWN LOGS. 

Every file the AI touched through a connector, written to the audit log, beyond the user’s reach. Thirty-one documents, named.

THE ACCOUNT. 

Tier determines retention. And a personal account on a corporate device is invisible to every export, only the endpoint reveals it.

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