please help me to provide feedback on my classmates post using the following guidelines

When responding to your classmates, discuss the security violations committed, and how you would prevent this from happening again. Be sure to use specific examples. Be sure to include references in apa format

AMY WROTE

The case i wish to share here is John Beliveau II case related to US Navy in the pacific region. John Beliveau II, a former NCIS supervisory special agent, leaked sensitive law enforcement reports to Leonard Glenn Francis, the CEO of Glenn Defense Marina Asia (GDMA), in exchange for financial gain and lavish rewards such as cash, luxury travel, entertainment, and prostitutes. Over several years, Beliveau regularly accessed NCIS databases for confidential information about investigations into Francis and GDMA, then provided this information to help Francis evade multiple criminal investigations and perpetuate a massive fraud scheme targeting the U.S. Navy. To conceal his involvement, Beliveau deleted emails, used masked accounts, and advised Francis on how to avoid detection. Beliveau's actions were influenced by personal and psychological issues, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, alcoholism, and a sense of underrecognition in his role. His misconduct compromised Navy investigations, endangered personnel, enabled millions in fraudulent payments, and irreparably damaged the integrity of the NCIS. Beliveau ultimately pled guilty to bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery, receiving a 12-year prison sentence and an order to pay $20 million in restitution. The scandal exposed widespread corruption among Navy officials, with several others also pleading guilty, and highlighted the devastating impact a single insider threat can have on national security and institutional trust. I would likely only be able to identify some of these behaviors in my organization if there were strong monitoring and a culture that encouraged reporting, since indicators like unexplained affluence, unusual access to sensitive information, and changes in behavior might be obvious with close attention, but actions done in secret like deleting emails or using fake accounts would be hard to detect without advanced technical controls, regular audits, and open communication about security concerns.