Less than 30 minutes after the incident statement went out, someone in an industry group chat had already posted a screenshot with my name.
It wasn't hard to guess who the "former engineer" was.
When Grant took credit for my work, he said everything an employee created while working for the company belonged to the company.
Now that the work had become an incident, he was suddenly desperate to give it back to me.
I didn't argue with him on social media.
Instead, I built a timeline and gave it to my attorney, then sent copies to the DentAxis board, the client investigation team, and the insurance company's incident handlers.
The file contained no company secrets, only records directly related to me: the Atlas-Dx risk report, Grant's signed acknowledgment, emails showing that QA had ref
