ECF 560-1

The Record Reflected in ECF 560-1

ECF 560-1 is Plaintiff’s attachment to its June 9, 2026 filing concerning QBE.global.

The exhibit consists of Defendant’s June 8, 2026 email transmitting “Mphasis Dual Endpoints & the Forgotten QBE Laptop” to Plaintiff’s counsel.

The email states that the attached paper summarizes the operational sequence reflected in the record and identifies governance, endpoint-management, and access-control questions arising from that sequence.

The email further notes that the events at issue involved a dual-endpoint environment, a QBE-issued laptop, Mphasis workflow requirements, cybersecurity escalation, and governance questions extending beyond a single device or organization.

The exhibit states that the attached paper was not intended to restate legal arguments before the Court, but rather to organize operational facts and governance questions reflected in the record, including infrastructure constraints, endpoint accountability, security escalation, operational reliance, and the unresolved circumstances surrounding the QBE-issued laptop.

Viewed together with ECF 14-5, ECF 14-38, ECF 221, ECF 560, and QBE in the Record, ECF 560-1 provides context regarding the materials Plaintiff placed before the Court in support of its motion concerning QBE.global.

Topics Associated with ECF 560-1

• June 8, 2026 Email
• Dual-Endpoint Environment
• QBE Laptop
• Governance Questions
• Endpoint Management
• Access Controls
• Infrastructure Constraints
• Operational Reliance
• Security Escalation
• QBE.global

Related Anchor Pages

• ECF 14-5 – DLP Escalation and Dual-Endpoint Notice
• ECF 14-38 – No Mphasis Laptop Issued
• ECF 221 – Forgotten QBE Laptop
• ECF 560 – Motion Concerning QBE.global
• QBE in the Record