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In the World Economic Forum’s (WEF’s) Global Risk Report 2020, data fraud or theft and cyber-attacks remain in the top 10 risk categories for likelihood and impact.
Cybercrime may no longer be the top-ranking risk facing the globe, but with COVID’s strain on the economy combined with the global population’s unforeseen & increased dependence on technology, cybercrime remains on high alert for corporate & public institutions in South Africa and Africa.
Do you have the necessary measures in place to adequately deal with the increased risk of cybercrime on the new normal? Do your IT, HR, compliance and executive teams know how to identify cybercrime footprints and effectively manage their impact in a virtual COVID workplace?
As part of Fraud Week awareness, join Zaakir Mohamed, Head of Corporate Investigations & Forensics, Member of the Institute of Commercial Forensic Practitioners, for a practical workshop on how to be wary of the cybercriminal: Effectively dealing with Cybercrime.
To RSVP to the webinar, please get in touch with [email protected]
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