Layoff memos, defense plans, and contract deals were meant to stay private, but some saboteurs thought otherwise. Here are this week’s leaks:
- Memo leaks at Paramount Skydance
October 29, 2025
A copy of a staff memo shared with Business Insider shows that the newly mergedParamount/Skydance corporation is cutting over 1,000 jobs.
- Leaked Microsoft org-chart reveals new leadership
October 29, 2025
Microsoft’s AI division added new leadership from other big-name organizations according to an internal org-chart.
- Germany’s defense shopping list leaks
October 27, 2025
A 39-page internal German government document lists €377 billion in planned defense purchases.
- Secret “wink” in cloud deal with tech giants revealed
October 29, 2025
Leaked contract documents show that Google and Amazon negotiated specific cloud-computing deals with the Israeli government.
- Rivian layoffs memo leaked
October 23, 2025
An internal memo from the Rivian CEO revealed job cuts for nearly 5% of their workforce, and impending team structure and operational changes.
Why it matters…
Regardless of how a leak or data spill happens, trusted insiders should beheld accountable for the data they are entrusted with. Whether forwarding a memo, taking a picture of a chart, or screenshotting an agreement, a leak of privileged information has serious consequences.
With EchoMark, invisible individualized watermarks are embedded in every document and message to make every piece of content traceable. When your people know they’re accountable—and every file can be traced back to its origin—leaks become far less likely.
