ANTI-FRAUD AUTHORS CAN IMPART INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES AND EXPERIENCE, DRAWING ON CASE STUDIES WITH WIT AND INSIGHT
September 30th, 2022
Anti-fraud professionals are offered substantial amounts of training, conferences and mentoring – but a lot can be learned the old-fashioned way - with an informative book. There are guides for the relatively uninitiated. Take ‘The Complete Idiot's Guide to Private Investigating, Third Edition: Discover How the Pros Uncover the Facts and Get to the Truth’ by Steven Kerry Brown. (1) This explains how to tap phones and record conversations; interview and interrogate; collect evidence; performing onsite, online, and mobile surveillance; and more.
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