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Cryptocurrency has become a hot topic in the news over the past few years. As it continues to gain a foothold in society, what do anti-fraud professionals need to know? Learn more in this short video.
Every November, hundreds of organizations around the world pledge to increase fraud awareness in their workplaces and communities. Learn more about the ACFE's annual International Fraud Awareness Week in this short video.
An effective reporting mechanism, such as a hotline, is one of the most valuable tools for detecting and preventing fraud. Learn more about how reporting mechanisms help in the fight against fraud.
Implementing controls to prevent and detect fraud is a necessary part of managing fraud risk. Learn more about how a lack of these controls can contribute to increased fraud loss.
Technology is a constant factor in almost everyone’s life, and as technology advances, fraudsters figure out to exploit it for their gain. One way fraudsters get access to computers and systems is through social engineering.
Learn some of the basic ways fraudsters can clean money they've obtained through illegal means.
Dive into what similarities fraudsters have, such as age, gender, tenure at a company and more.
You may not think about it every day, but fraud affects your life more than you may realize. Learn how to protect yourself in the latest animated shareable video from the ACFE.
Do you know the common ways identities are stolen and how you can best protect yourself? Take another look in the latest animated shareable video from the ACFE.
Explore how pressure, opportunity and rationalization — called the Fraud Triangle — can come together to influence an individual to commit fraud.
