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- Cyber crime: be afraid, be very afraid
- Andrew Maguire | Exposes the Largest Financial Fra...
- Financial and cyber crime most prevalent economic ...
- Fraud trends and recession go hand in hand
- How the Recession Impacts Online Fraud
- Fake Facebook: Financial Cybercrime
- Crime Online: Cybercrime and illegal innovation
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In most countries recession scenario, is caused by fraud, misconducts, misappropriation of assets and fraudulent financial reporting. Practitioners are spreading the word about potential increases in fraud. They are facilitating companywide discussions on fraud schemes and making sure controls are in place to address fraud-risk scenarios posing the greatest threats. Moreover, internal auditors are analyzing the impact of the recession on the risk assessment process, issuing frequent updates on fraud risks and emerging issues, tracking online attacks and identifying business owners to take accountability for primary risk areas. A growing amount of fraud and trademark trespassing is coming from the online world, where it is difficult to identify because of increasingly powerful hijackers, Among the many problems marketers are facing both offline and online: market knock-offs, phishing attacks, cyber squatting, email scams, trademark abuse, copyright and patent infringements, as well as a host of other evil forms of corruption. I believe effective measures will be taking.
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