3 Ways Fraudsters Compromise AP Security and Controls—and How You Can Mitigate the Risk

Beating Fraudsters at Their Own Game 

The disruption caused by the pandemic and the move back to the office—in part or in whole, depending on the organization—has provided ripe opportunities for fraudsters. Always on the alert for vulnerabilities, they are capitalizing on the confusion associated with hybrid AP workforces, along with policies and procedures in flux right now. 

And as a recent high-profile fraud case demonstrates, even the best policies depend upon strict enforcement and compliance. That’s challenging, even in the best of times. A much more secure defense against fraud lies in strong cybersecurity. 

IOFM and Bottomline have partnered to explore the three primary ways that fraudsters use to get around AP controls, and discuss how technology can protect your organization against substantial financial losses. Now, more than ever, cybersecurity matters.  

Discover how to fraud-proof your payables by downloading the white paper, “3 Ways Fraudsters Compromise AP Security and Controls—and How You Can Mitigate the Risk.”