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June 15, 2016 | Wiebe Fokma

Recently two international operating banks have faced severe malware attacks through their internal SWIFT messaging system. Attacks though malicious software is nothing new but the way criminals were able to gain access to the SWIFT network raises serious questions about cyber-security. We have asked INFORM’s cyber security expert Wiebe Fokma on his take on implementing measures to strengthen the systems' security.

June 13, 2016 | Dr. Michael Skiba

Why Do Fraudsters Commit Fraud Over Other Types of Crime? This second part of the article (see PART 1 - Feb 2016) we talk about the Fraud Triangle, developed by Columbia University. The Fraud Triangle is a great visual depiction of how fraud occurs. This concept further supports the contention that reducing opportunity should be the key element of counter fraud efforts.

June 8, 2016 | Daniel Gosson

I recently attended an Automotive Logistics conference and was disparaged to find that when it comes to Big Data, Industry 4.0, and the…

June 7, 2016 |

A common theme appearing all across the country is the tendency for hospitals to bill a trauma activation fee, ranging from $6,000 to $30,000, for all patients whose injuries arise from a motor vehicle accident, no matter how minor the accident or injuries. These charges appear even when the patient is triaged by a nurse, examined by one physician and discharged to home after two or three hours.

May 30, 2016 | David Weaver

Did you know that an entire book covering the best way to manage a startup business was written based on key learnings from the supply chain…

May 3, 2016 | Luisa Walendy

Whether all-purpose adhesives, detergents or shower gels – these are products from the chemical industry that we use several times a day. It…