This means you can reasonably believe that a law, regulation or company policy has been violated. This session looks at what steps need to be taken and how to go about taking them for a positive result.
By GRC World Forums2021-12-08T17:49:00+00:00
After you receive a fraud allegation or detect suspicious behavior, you have to decide if it’s worth investigating. You should launch an investigation when you have a reasonable factual basis (RFB) to believe fraud occurred.
This means you can reasonably believe that a law, regulation or company policy has been violated. This session looks at what steps need to be taken and how to go about taking them for a positive result.
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