KPMG secretly and repeatedly accessed a whistleblower’s computer to extract documents detailing allegations of data misuse, before later sharing the material with senior partners and former chief executive Andrew Yates.
While the content of those documents is not known, the covert retrieval appears to undercut management’s claims that they did not have enough detail to investigate the allegations.
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