Jeff James with Perry Forensic gives the opening remarks during a fraud prevention training program at the Wood County Resiliency Center Thursday night. (Photo by Amber Phipps) PARKERSBURG — The first ...
"A Travel Agent's Guide to Fraud" comes with two hours of on-demand fraud-prevention training. Photo Credit: NicoElNino/Shutterstock Chad Burt, co-owner of host agency OutsideAgents.com (No. 34 on ...
Fraudsters are more creative than ever, and businesses are paying the price. With 41% of companies facing 7 or more fraud cases in just the first eight months of 2024 alone, the question isn't if your ...
Helping stakeholders recognize and report potential fraud, waste and abuse is crucial to the success of payer anti-fraud efforts. But there's no one-size-fits-all training program to do this job, and ...
Films can be powerful tools to teach staff about fraud. Let me tell you about Cinema Circle, an anti-fraud training program that's cheap, memorable and meaningful for employees from entry level ...
homes along the Arkansas River were the first ones to be flooded during the torrential storms and high winds of May/June. The debris from the homeowners cleaning out their homes lines the river road ...
The ability to spot fraud during weapons systems acquisition will be the focus of an upcoming Northeast Fraud Working Group meeting Oct. 30 at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass. Three speakers will teach ...
The presence of anti-fraud controls such as management reviews and telephone hotlines can greatly reduce the damage done by fraud schemes. And the use of such controls is slowly on the rise. Those are ...
Many companies have needed to combat fraud in cost-effective ways during the pandemic. In times of stretched financial resources, a single incident of fraud can have disastrous results. These tips can ...
Fraud is continuing to increase this year, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Processing Content The report found that 79 ...
Insurance fraud is considered a $310 billion a year criminal business – and the rate of fraud continues seemingly unabated. It all started when two Greek sea merchants intentionally sunk their boat ...
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