Kristen Dumont of Goodwin Procter says new technologies make guarding information "like trying to hold sand in your hands."
September 20, 2013 at 05:37 PM
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A former Zynga employee apologized this month for pilfering confidential files before going to work for a competitor.
The same day, SanDisk Corp. accused an ex-worker in court papers of copying and transferring hundreds of company files and emails before his termination.
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