Fraud Prevention for AP and AR

The news is full of incidents of AP fraud perpetrated by someone with a gambling problem. At one time, men were more likely to become problem gamblers than women. That is no longer the case. Now,

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While accounts payable strives to keep data and equipment secure, many AP employees fail to take into account one of the most basic security safeguards at their disposal – the passwords to their

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The use of positive pay systems has become the industry standard for preventing check fraud—and with good reason. Positive pay provides your bank with a file listing all the checks printed on a… Read More

All fraud prevention experts, from Frank Abagnale to Professor Clayton Gillette of New York University, agree that electronic payments are the best defense against fraud. It’s much more difficult

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A new study led by two Florida State University marketing professors finds that employees who work repeatedly with clients or vendors may develop "service sweethearting" tendencies. The term service

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Are you guilty of schaden-fraud? - Schadenfreude (pronounced shahd-n-froi-duh) is a German word describing an interesting quirk of human nature in which people take pleasure in the misfortune of… Read More

Today’s computer technology has made it far easier for forensic accountants like Michael Kessler to follow a “paper” trail in tracking down fraud. “Sophisticated computer databases make it

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The TV series “CSI-Crime Scene Investigation,” has brought forensics to the attention of popular culture. But in recent years, a new type of forensics investigation has burst on the scene in

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