BusinessMirror - Technology makes trade secrets a tempting target for theft
The new device has become the center of a criminal case in which an
engineer, Ketankumar Maniar, 36, who helped create Vystra, is accused of
stealing thousands of computer files relating to the pen injector shortly
before he quit his job, saying he planned to move back to his native India.

According to the FBI, which arrested Maniar on June 5, the files gave him a
“veritable tool kit for mass-producing the disposable pen.” And the US
Attorney’s Office in New Jersey charged him with “theft of trade secrets
for his own economic benefit,” which could result in up to 10 years in
prison and a $250,000 fine.


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