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Dunn insists that although she authorised the investigation she did not feel in charge of it. It was overseen by finance director Bob Wayman, who usually investigated such leaks, and he ran the actual probe.
Day Two
Mark Hurd, HP’s current CEO and chairman, also gave evidence to the Committee. He apologised that the “inquiry of leaks to the press of sensitive company information from within the HP board became a rogue investigation that violated HP’s own principles and values.”
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