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The purpose of this module is to develop a proactive approach to protecting a global corporation from instances of fraud by creating a process to limit opportunities for fraudulent acts. The following
The purpose of this module is to develop a proactive approach to protecting a global corporation from instances of fraud by creating a process to limit opportunities for fraudulent acts. The following questions should be used as a basis for developing your initial post this week:
- What key elements would you include as part of a fraud risk assessment?
- Why are these elements critical to success?
- Which members of the organization should be involved in the development of the assessment?
- How would you handle ownership of the assessment?
- How would your approach vary according to country, culture, or region?
Chapters 3 & 4 and Appendix 3-A: “Red Hat Code of Business Conduct and Ethics” in Fraud Examination
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