Cost of living crisis, psychological pressures, and what this means for your fraud and cyber risk profile
Watch back this webinar as we discuss the challenges many are facing today, from the cost of living crisis and global political uncertainty to lingering post-pandemic stress. These pressures, combined with control weaknesses or vulnerabilities, can create the perfect storm for financial crime to occur. In this presentation/webinar, we will explore how these pressures manifest in the workforce, their impact on financial crime risk, ways to protect your business, and how to recognise red flags of potential suspicious activity.
Our experts, Kelly Rigby, Katherine Shamai, and Matthew Green, will cover:
Current pressures driving financial crime
Case studies: lessons from recent investigations
Strategies and best practices for managing and mitigating data breaches
Practical ideas to protect your organization
The week of 17 to 23 November 2024 marks International Fraud Awareness Week, a global initiative dedicated to educating individuals about various types of fraud, staying vigilant, and learning prevention strategies.
At Grant Thornton, we are committed to staying ahead of the curve in understanding fraud, preventing fraudulent activities, and sharing valuable knowledge and insights.
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