#corporate-espionage

#corporate-espionage

Founders aren't always reliable when they claim there's nothing to worry about - or when they hint at something suspicious.

Rippling claims that Keith O'Brien, an employee from its Dublin office, was engaging in corporate espionage, leading to a high-profile legal battle.

The court reportedly stated, 'It is unusual to print 4,000 pieces of related technical data on A4 paper for four days at SK hynix's Shanghai branch, where security is poor, just before resignation.' This testimony highlighted the suspicious nature of her actions and raised questions about her intentions.