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Technologys Role in Reducing Fraud and Deception in Organizations
Technologys Role in Reducing Fraud and Deception in Organizations
by kongkitti pradit
Types of Fraud and Deception in
Organizations
1 Financial Fraud 💰 2 Intellectual Property
Theft 💻
Includes embezzlement,
bribery, and financial statement Theft of confidential
manipulation. information or trade secrets.
1 Data Analytics
Technology helps organizations sift through large amounts of data to identify patterns and anomalies.
2 Machine Learning
The use of algorithms and statistical models to detect fraud and deception.
3 Biometrics
Technologies like facial recognition and fingerprint scanning can help verify identity and reduce fraud.
Application of Technology in Fraud Detection
• Extract valuable information from • Use machine learning algorithms • Monitor employee activity to
datasets to identify patterns in data prevent fraud
• Identify unusual patterns of • Identify and prevent fraudulent • Track goods through the supply
behavior transactions chain
• Reduces human error in data • Customizable for specific • Identify suspicious activity in
analysis industries real-time
Key Players in Technology-based Fraud Detection
Highly trained professionals who specialize Those who test and exploit weaknesses in Experts in providing solutions and
in analyzing large datasets to identify computer systems to show organizations recommendations to prevent and detect fraud
patterns and anomalies. where they are vulnerable. in organizations.
Benefits and Limitations of Technology-based Fraud
Detection
Benefits 🔍 Limitations 🚫
Real-time monitoring and detection, increased accuracy, Costs associated with implementing and maintaining
reduced human error, and customized solutions for different technologically advanced systems, lack of employee training,
industries. and potential for abuse of power through surveillance
technology.
Conclusion and Future Outlook
2. van Straten, J. (2014). Combating Fraud and Deception in Organizations: An Integrative Review of Intervention Approaches. Journal of
Business Ethics, 12(4), 551-567.