“No,” Priya said.

“It shows that the assumption ‘Rebecca’s credentials means Rebecca personally approved’ was not justified.

We need to know who configured the delegation and when.”

That answer was not as satisfying as a confession.

It was better because it was precise.

We found a former IT contractor who remembered setting up emergency account access at Trevor’s request while I was out of the office.

He had kept an invoice describing the work, though he could not recall the full conversation.