Fraud Prevention

Fraudsters and cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, using advanced tactics and technologies to exploit vulnerabilities. To protect yourself and your organization, be aware and stay informed about the threats you face.

Cyber criminals are becoming more sophisticated in their methods to commit fraud. Learn how to recognize the warning signs of fraud and the helpful tips and general best practices to effectively combat it. Click here to learn more

Data. In everyday life we are constantly consuming it. On a conscious level, we are trying to make use of that information for the task at hand, discounting the inessential and focusing on the essential.

Dual Approval is one of the most important online controls, yet the concept remains foreign to many businesses. Learn more about why it matters.

As businesses around the world have invested in cybersecurity, we have seen a shift in the way that fraudsters attack their victims. Scams have now emerged as the primary fraud risk for businesses, with criminals increasingly attempting to ‘hack’ people rather than machines. Here are three of the most common forms of scams that businesses need to be aware of.

The scale of cybercrime is astonishing. Global losses in 2020 topped $1 trillion – a 50% increase since 2018. (1) The FBI received 1 million complaints about cybercrime from March 2020 to May 2021, a level previously recorded over three years.(2)

Awareness of Business Email Compromise is growing, but the scams are also evolving, leaving businesses vulnerable to attack. Learn more about some of the common misconceptions.

Fraudsters are increasingly taking advantage of the disruption caused by COVID-19 to target businesses. Learn what a typical email attack might look like.

Protecting against the threats and attacks that fraud and cybersecurity pose is an ever-increasing concern for businesses today. For many, it has become imperative to safeguard their organizations from such dangers.