The role of technology has become more important today than ever before. The Anti-Fraud Collaboration’s Fraud and Emerging Technologies series spotlights drivers of innovation and major disruptors that are redefining the future of financial reporting, audit, and risk management. As the number of emerging technologies are ever increasing, this series aims to home in on key technological developments that are most relevant to the financial reporting ecosystem.
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration explores the role of new technology in fraud perpetration and fraud detection while highlighting the associated risks and other considerations. Our Fraud and Emerging Technologies Series spotlights drivers of innovation and major disruptors that are redefining the future of financial reporting, audit, and risk management. As the list of emerging technologies are ever increasing, this series aims to home in on key technological developments that are most relevant to the financial reporting ecosystem.
Discover how the tools to fight fraud have evolved below:
The Anti-Fraud Collaboration has developed a successful series of case studies centered around hypothetical fraud scenarios. Each case study starts with a set of facts about a fictional company, and through the case, members of the financial reporting supply chain and...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the fastest-growing priorities for many companies in the digital era and, consequently, will have a wide-ranging impact on businesses across the globe. This post, part of an emerging technology series from the Anti-Fraud...
Despite numerous other challenges faced by companies during one of the most disruptive times in recent decades, cybersecurity remains top of mind for businesses as they respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This post, part of an emerging technology series from the...
The CAQ’s Margot Cella, Vice President, Research and Anti-Fraud Initiatives, interviews Azlo’s Senior Director of Compliance and Internal Control, Dana Lawrence, to explore the pervasiveness of big data and its data ethics and governance implications during the...
Technological advances that are designed to collect data more efficiently and effectively are driving extraordinary business innovation and disruption. The collection and utilization of enormous amounts of data is made possible by the advent of the Internet of Things...
By Lucy Wang, CFE, Senior Technical Manager of Anti-Fraud One of the biggest disruptors in digital innovation, blockchain is redefining the future of financial reporting, audit, and risk management. This post, part of an emerging technology series from the Anti-Fraud...