The rise of new digital tools has led to myriad novel ways of doing business. It is a given in today’s world that firms must embrace digital transformation to stay ahead of the curve.
Today’s organizations are experiencing high employee turnover and a hybrid and decentralized work environment, thereby making it more challenging to protect and secure information.
Digital transformation isn’t as simple as replacing an old system with a newer, better one. Swapping systems and processes is only part of the struggle.
Taking measures to prevent fraud is one of the biggest priorities of businesses today. A single criminal activity against your business can ruin your reputation or destroy the company altogether.
“The Enterprise Guide to Establishing a Cybersecurity Training Program” is designed to help organizations identify specific needs and create a comprehensive plan to meet those goals.
It’s not surprising that financial crime awareness training continues to be a priority. Financial crime is a significant risk to organizations and failure to manage it appropriately is costly not only in legal and regulatory risk, but also reputational.
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