How to Detect and Prevent Business Fraud
For as long as there has been business, there has been business fraud. Although technology has changed the methods, the basic approaches are still the same.
For as long as there has been business, there has been business fraud. Although technology has changed the methods, the basic approaches are still the same.
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Business fraud is as old as business, but it’s constantly evolving and taking new forms. Especially over the past year and a half, with many workers first shifting to their homes and now returning to the office, security gaps and changes in behavior have emerged that fraudsters are able to turn to their advantage.
Cyber fraud has become an everyday occurrence in the business world. While the threat is invisible, the outcomes can be extremely damaging. Major cyber-attacks have helped raise awareness about the risks to large companies, but smaller companies are just as, if not more, vulnerable to cyber fraud. Fraudsters know that smaller companies typically have less…
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