Fraud Prevention | Anti-Fraud | Compliance E-Learning
Fraud Prevention
Fraud prevention: Identifying fraudulent activity and responding accordingly
Company surveys repeatedly reveal many organisations have fallen victim to fraud. New tactics, such as 'CEO-Fraud', continue to put companies and their employees to the test. While there may be hundreds of attempts made, unfortunately a proportion of these will be successful. However, by having increased awareness and knowledge, as well as putting preventive measures in place, you will be able to prevent instances of fraud, and protect both your business and your employees.
As part of our e-learning programme, you will learn how to recognise and prevent fraudulent activity via a series of interactive lessons. You will become familiar with the different types of people who may attempt scams, identify motives for crime and receive tips to guide your actions in daily life. The lesson 'Fraud through identity theft' exclusively covers the subject 'CEO-Fraud'.
Contents of the fraud prevention e-learning programme
The tutorial consists of a number of self-contained lessons. You can pick and choose any combination of lessons depending on whether you want to use the standard product or would like more options. Click here to learn more about 'lessons' and 'lesson types'.
- Welcome
- Basics
- Identifying fraudulent activity
- Preventive measures
- Role of managers
- Fraud through identity theft
- Test
Expert author
Export author of this anti-fraud e-learning program is Steffen Salvenmoser. As a lawyer and certified fraud examiner his focus is on criminal and commercial law. He is also a lecturer in the master’s programme for Business Forensics at the Hochschule Fresenius University of Applied Sciences. Other important stations of his career were the forensic department of PwC as well as serving as a judge and district attorney specialising in economic crime.
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References
Sponge Compliance e-learning programmes on fraud prevention are used by Brenntag, Cronimed, DEG and Forbo, as well as across a number of financial service providers, including Finacor Deutschland, IKB Deutsche Industriebank, Landesbank Berlin/ Berliner Sparkasse and Thüringer Aufbaubank.