October–November 2024
Internal concerns were raised regarding endpoint usage, access controls, and data-handling practices involving QBE and Mphasis systems, including limitations created by the absence of an Mphasis-issued device.
These communications are reflected in contemporaneous email records and CIO Office responses. ECF 480
February 28, 2025
A QBE presentation file (“QBE.pptx”) was transmitted by Mphasis delivery leadership from an Mphasis corporate email address to a personal email address, at the sender’s request, for editing purposes.
The transmission originated from Mphasis infrastructure. ECF 480
March 2025
Following prior internal disclosures, access credentials were revoked and employment was terminated.
Subsequent events focused on the handling and return of a QBE-issued laptop. ECF 480
April–May 2025
No QBE return directive or shipping label was issued for several weeks following termination.
A private investigator affidavit later confirmed the absence of a contemporaneous return instruction. ECF 14-25
May 2025
After court involvement, a return label was issued and the QBE laptop was returned using traceable shipment.
Chain-of-custody issues and timing are documented in the federal docket. ECF 480
Ongoing
The matter remains pending before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Mphasis Corporation v. Rojas
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Case No. 1:25-cv-03175 (JMF)(OTW)
Filed: 2025
This site does not summarize allegations.
The existence of the proceeding is a matter of public record
Following documented internal disclosures concerning data-handling and endpoint-governance practices, adverse employment actions occurred.
Federal and state law prohibit retaliation for protected whistleblower activity.
Primary-source records—including sworn declarations and exhibits—are preserved and publicly accessible through the federal court docket.
No Mphasis-managed laptop was issued.
Contemporaneous CIO Office communications confirmed that personal machines could be used for web-only access when no corporate device was provided.
The QBE presentation file referenced in the litigation was transmitted by Mphasis personnel from Mphasis systems. ECF 480
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