This highly successful event held in May is being repeated on 14 October 2022 to give accountants and auditors a second chance to study this important material from a renowned expert from Nigeria.
This highly successful event held in May is being repeated on 14 October 2022 to give accountants and auditors a second chance to study this important material from a renowned expert from Nigeria.
The diffusion of technology has caused significant disruptions in the business domain. However, the gains have not been without pain.
It is estimated that up to 5% of revenue is lost to frauds annually and a significant number of frauds are never detected. The advent of technology has enabled fraudsters and cyber criminals to inflict damages that would have been unimaginable decades ago.
It is therefore important that businesses step up their ability to prevent and detect frauds and cyber crimes in real time. The more mature an organisation’s information security processes are, the better the assurance that its information assets will be protected against internal and external threats.
Lecture Content
What is fraud?
The Fraud Triangle
Cyber Crime: definition and types
Cyber Crime and Electronic Frauds; Recent Case Studies
The role of Risk Assessment in Information Security
Applying ISO 27001 Annex A Controls in your Information Security Architecture
Setting up an effective monitoring system
Pen Testing: Knowing Your Worst Case Scenario