As many others have pointed out, it's sounds like "stopleaks" and this investigation team has the job of stopping employees leaking confidential information to

As many others have pointed out, it's sounds like "stopleaks" and this investigation team has the job of stopping employees leaking confidential information to the press- release dates, new product launches, or stealing thousands of internal files so you can start a competing start-up that you sell the a competitor almost immediately. And those are good things to want to protect yourself against. But what the rest of us are worried about is where the line is drawn? If a Googler believes that the company is doing something unethical, but gets told "don't worry, or lawyers says it's technically legal", will this team investigate the employees who leak that ethically dubious decision? It sounds as though their goal is to protect the company at all costs. That's what worries people.