Data breaches, identity theft, online scams – every year, a destructive flood of fraud sweeps the world, leaving countless victims in its wake. For tips to help you steer clear of the most common financial scams, go to https://blog.fraudcracker.com/10-tips-to-avoid-common-financial-scams/

It’s vital for employees to voice their concerns when they see something worrying or unethical. But how do you make everyone understand that their voice is valued? Find out at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/create-a-workplace-where-everyone-feels-comfortable-speaking-up/

Why is whistle-blowing important? Because it is by far the most effective way to uncover wrongdoing. So whistle-blowers, and tools to protect them like FraudCracker.com, are vital for an anti-fraud program to succeed. Find out more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/why-is-whistle-blowing-important/

Occupational fraud and abuse are causing financial losses in half of all businesses, a survey from Mazars finds. The average loss per company surveyed, exceeded €10,000 (US$11,167 or ZAR160,362). Read more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/survey-finds-fraud-causing-financial-loss-in-almost-half-of-firms/

Bullying and sexual harassment are rampant in the legal profession. This is according to the International Bar Association (IBA)’s global survey of nearly 7,000 legal professionals in 135 countries. Read more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/bullying-and-sexual-harassment-rife-in-the-legal-profession/

Read this fascinating article at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/can-corruption-ever-be-eliminated-in-the-world/

How do you know when you, or your team, is on the road to an ethical lapse, and how do you prevent it? Find out more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/the-psychology-behind-unethical-behaviour/

If you’re working at a Gupta-tainted company like KPMG, and they’re going through a public scandal, here’s the big question: should you stick it out, or should you leave? Find out more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/if-your-company-is-going-through-a-public-scandal-should-you-leave/

Whistleblower Erika Cheung was key to the spectacular downfall of Silicon Valley blood-testing darling, Theranos. She stayed only 7 months before exiting, but not before uncovering massive fraud in Theranos’ blood-testing process. Read more at https://blog.fraudcracker.com/theranos-whistleblower-erika-cheung-on-what-went-wrong-and-whats-next/