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Years ago, almost two decades, I setup a Screensaver which basically took any image passed over the network and made a collage. Almost everything was like website banners and such.
One day I was in the server room doing something un-related and in the corner of my eye I saw some horrible images on the other screen. I immediately went to the cto who called the police.
Long story short he was immediately fired(and taken into custody) after being found in the bathroom... The images were kids between 3-7...
Before people ask, we could find out which access point he was using to determine approximate area. A quick walk around showed it wasn't someone at there desk. Obviously they wouldn't be in a meeting and there was only 1 set of bathrooms in that area. Female officer went into women's room and reported it empty. Male officer went into men's room and found 1 person, court case revealed history on his phone and yeah... Hopefully he's still rotting in jail.
Well that's horrifying.
Glad you guys caught the bastard.
What I don't get is why do it at work? Like ok, sure you may not be able to control what you enjoy but it was a credit union... "oh yeah this annual financial report got me so horny I got to go commit a federal crime in the bathroom"... Wtf???
Some people can't control themselves. Personally, I think having CSAM on a work device is a pretty good indicator of that.