Corporate rights aren't human rights, but the right to face one's accuser should be extended to any entity under the judicial process.

I don't think it's wise to just hand the government the power to dissolve corporations on evidence they got from... Somewhere, they don't need to tell you. Imagine how that could be abused by a corrupt executive or judiciary.

Closed court proceeding, lawyers only, and a jury of peers to know they exist then with enough proof without naming them.

But that wouldn't solve the original issue. The defendants are the ones who pose a threat to the whistleblower.