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Fraud is an ever present threat for AP and AR practitioners. The pages in this section will help you take appropriate steps to prevent fraud - or, understand what to do if you think you are the victim.
By Pam Miller, APMD Every AP professional knows that strong internal controls and passwords are the first line of defense in protecting critical information from hackers and fraudsters. However, in
… Read MoreBy Pam Miller, APMD Fraud can occur in any organization and is often perpetrated by an unsuspected long-time staffer. In fact, one of your most “trustworthy” employees may be taking advantage of
… Read MoreOne of the most frequent objections to p-card use is the concern that the cards will not be used properly and thus will put the organization at risk. But these objections can be easily overcome by
… Read MoreAlthough the number of payments made by check is declining, checks are still the easiest target for fraudsters. Accounts Payable is on the front line when it comes to foiling the fraudsters, so it is
… Read MoreOccupational fraud and abuse is a widespread problem that affects practically every organization, regardless of size, location or industry. So says the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners'
… Read MoreEmployees like using smartphones because the devices are flexible, versatile, and convenient. And now, the devices are increasingly being accepted by employers because smartphones can substantially
… Read MoreFraud and theft are possible in every company because most firms don’t think it will happen to them. No one is looking for signs something is wrong. But it does happen. A study done at a time when
… Read MoreRay Podraza, Bank of America, offers a checklist of steps that help to prevent both check and electronic fraud. Convert payments to ACH and other electronic methods Separate accounts for electronic
… Read MoreWhat are you waiting for?