ON-DEMAND
In partnership with iDiscovery Solutions, Inc.

Speaker:
Mark Clews, Managing Director, Digital Forensics & eDiscovery

A senior director leaves for a direct competitor. IT runs the usual checks: USB devices, personal email, cloud sync. Nothing turns up. The investigation closes clean. It shouldn’t have.

Generative AI has changed how intellectual property can leave a company. When information is restated rather than copied, no file moves and no hash matches. The evidence that does exist may be scattered across the AI platform’s servers, the custodian’s devices, and your own tenant audit logs. Each has a different retention clock and method of access, and none tells the complete story on its own.

Mark Clews, Managing Director of Digital Forensics & eDiscovery at iDS, walks through a hypothetical departing-employee investigation grounded in the types of artifacts investigators are encountering today. He’ll also examine emerging trade secret matters that illustrate how AI-assisted misappropriation may be proven, defended, or lost before an investigation even begins.

What you’ll take away:

• Where Gen AI evidence actually lives, and which layers an in-app deletion does and does not reach
• What recent trade secret investigations reveal about AI as an instrument of IP theft
• What to preserve in the first 48 hours after a resignation, and what a traditional exfiltration checklist may miss entirely

Register now for immediate access to the on-demand webinar.