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I got called in to handle a situation where an employee was spying on his boss's emails. He got caught when a read notification went out from his account.
He got called into a meeting and when they explained what it was about he didn't say a word, but left the meeting, went back to his office, removed the hard drive from his computer and left with it.
I just had to figure out what he'd done, make sure he didn't have any further access, and fill in until they hired someone permanent. No idea what happened after that.
Holy shit, that's some sketch there. When you decide the least incriminating thing is to say nothing and abscond with a drive..... damn.
Yeah the company I work at security would've 100% got that hdd from him...