Personal Background

The subject was a former employee of Ageira Technologies. While studying at the University of Manhattan, the subject completed an internship at Ageira Technologies and was subsequently hired after his graduation. The subject was employed as a junior programmer working on our proprietary Inventory Management software. During his tenure, the subject logged substantially more time in the flight simulators than required, though rarely flew corporate vessels. The subject was employed with Ageira technologies for two years prior to his dismissal from the company. Circumstances of dismissal described below.

The subject launched from Pueblo Station in an Ageira Technologies Starflier, ostensibly to perform a software upgrade on Manhattan. Despite the subjects claims of being ordered to Manhattan, no records of this assignment exist, nor is there the appropriate requisition form for use of an Ageira Technologies space craft. In transit, the subject was attacked by Xenos and our craft destroyed. The subject ejected safely and was taken to a hospital on Manhattan, where we charged the subject for the cost of his medical care and the cost of the Starflier. Subsequently the subject's employment was terminated.

Our records after this point are not complete, but it would appear that the subject entered clandestine communications with the criminal organization known as the Lane Hackers. Using a backdoor that he had built in to our Inventory Management software, he transferred a Starflier and some credits to a launch pad on Manhattan. The subject fled Manhattan, last confirmed contact was at Detroit Munitions, where the contact was seen headed in the general direction of Rochester base.

The security flaw that the subject exploited in our systems has been corrected, we foresee no further issues. Since that time, we have reason to believe that the subject has become a member of the Lane Hackers, although we are unable to confirm this.

Known Crimes

Theft of Ageira property, destruction of Ageira property, unauthorized access to secure networks.

Threat Assessment

• The subject is considered as medium level threat in terms of personal potential to physically damage Ageira Technologies properties and personnel.
• The subject is considered as medium level threat in terms of potential damage to Ageira Technologies security protocols and Neural-net assets.
• The subject is considered as low level threat in terms of potential public relations damage to Ageira Technologies image and its subsidiaries.

Disposition

All security agents are instructed to capture or terminate the subject using standard operational techniques and procedures. If captured the target is to be transferred to the nearest facility to be interrogated.