MAJOR COMPANIES SHOULD INVEST IN ANTI-FRAUD TECH AS BUSINESS DIGITISES, ACFE CONFERENCE TOLD
May 27th, 2022
Sophisticated technologies offer companies the chance to better fight fraud and corruption, even if such tech also aids criminals. The international Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) discussed the latest trends at its annual conference in Nashville, USA, from June 20-22. Keith Nuthall reports.
Biometrics and machine learning are among the new technologies that offer anti-fraud units in major companies the ability to trace wrong-doing and head it off before it costs a fortune.
The increasingly sophisticated field of biometrics is a case in ...
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