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IMO, companies should have draconian rules for this kind of corrupt shit - if that's the case. Fired on the spot. Clawbacks. etc.

Criminal activity should go beyond getting fired, otherwise the real conman can just pay stooges one at a time.

If someone sold furniture from the office in the alley behind the office, they'd hopefully be reported to the police.

Surely this counts as "cybercrime". Unauthorized access to a computer system and all that.

Termination on the spot has literally been the standard policy for data violations like this at Meta for at least a decade.