Show Notes
“99% of employees are good employees - it’s the 1% that hurts”
When we talk about the risk of fraud to a business, it doesn’t always come from hackers or outsiders - it often starts inside the building. Insider attacks can cost companies a lot. In 2024, the average cost of an insider attack was 17.4 million dollars, but there’s also a cost in trust and reputation. In this episode, we’re diving into insider fraud with Marc Evans the founder of Fraud Hero. He’s a Certified Fraud Examiner, law enforcement officer, and a seasoned ally in the battle against fraud, with over a decade of experience investigating fraud and financial crimes. We explore how to build the company culture and the secure internal systems to protect the bottom line without killing trust.
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