Overview
INCREASE THE LIFE SPAN OF YOUR SMALL BUSINESS
The average small business has a life span of about five years, andinadequate internal controls are the main cause of failure. Cyberfraud, the leading culprit today in internal criminal activity,occurs when advanced technologies are used to steal money orproperty. The majority of such crimes occur in-house, and the lackof sufficient capital and technological resources committed toprotecting company assets makes small businesses especiallyvulnerable. Awareness of the dangers of internal theft by computer,illegal access to information systems, credit card fraud, andInternet scams is integral-especially as auditors, business owners,and managers are increasingly held responsible fornegligence.
Providing critical guidance on what auditors and businesses can doto better prevent and detect the growing number of occurrences ofcyber fraud, the information in this one-of-a-kind manual:
* Protects outside auditors by supplying the knowledge to ensurethey meet their responsibilities
* Protects small business owners by providing them with thenecessary tools to meet due diligence requirements in cyber fraudprevention
* Focuses on the key areas of vulnerability
Take the first step in protecting your company-and your future-withAvoiding Cyber Fraud in Small Businesses, the only book committedto helping you keep your small business free of computer crime.
The average small business has a life span of about five years, andinadequate internal controls are the main cause of failure. Cyberfraud, the leading culprit today in internal criminal activity,occurs when advanced technologies are used to steal money orproperty. The majority of such crimes occur in-house, and the lackof sufficient capital and technological resources committed toprotecting company assets makes small businesses especiallyvulnerable. Awareness of the dangers of internal theft by computer,illegal access to information systems, credit card fraud, andInternet scams is integral-especially as auditors, business owners,and managers are increasingly held responsible fornegligence.
Providing critical guidance on what auditors and businesses can doto better prevent and detect the growing number of occurrences ofcyber fraud, the information in this one-of-a-kind manual:
* Protects outside auditors by supplying the knowledge to ensurethey meet their responsibilities
* Protects small business owners by providing them with thenecessary tools to meet due diligence requirements in cyber fraudprevention
* Focuses on the key areas of vulnerability
Take the first step in protecting your company-and your future-withAvoiding Cyber Fraud in Small Businesses, the only book committedto helping you keep your small business free of computer crime.
This book title, Avoiding Cyber Fraud in Small Businesses (What Auditors and Owners Need to Know), ISBN: 9780471372974, by G. Jack Bologna, Paul Shaw, published by Wiley (June 5, 2000) is available in hardcover. Our minimum order quantity is 25 copies. All standard bulk book orders ship FREE in the continental USA and delivered in 4-10 business days.
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