Fraud may give a person or group the impression that their safety has been compromised and that their privacy has been invaded. According to a study that was published by Action Fraud in September 2017, around 272,980 fraudulent offences had been committed in the United Kingdom in the preceding year.
It is possible to prevent monetary losses, sometimes significant ones, as well as the sharing and distribution of sensitive and private information by boosting awareness of the problem within your company and working to prevent fraud.
You will gain information through this online course on how to recognise the symptoms of fraudulent behaviour, what steps to take if you come across fraudulent conduct, and how to increase awareness of fraudulent activity. This course will equip you on how to best handle the situation and avoid being a victim of fraud. While there may not be a clear set of rules to follow that will ensure that you or your business do not experience fraud, this course will educate you on how to best manage the situation.
