Business Intelligence Center
You are here: Home : White Papers : Accounting : Profit & Loss : Abstract
Protect Your Business from Fraud: Keep your Financial Information Secure
Sponsored By Intuit
- Topics:
- Accounting > Profit & Loss , Working Capital
- Financial Crisis
Free registration is required
- Abstract:
- More than a quarter of business owners have been victims of fraud, which can result in thousands of dollars in losses to your business and, in some cases, even bankruptcy. To fully protect your business finances, you need to have strong security controls in place in your financial management software. Do you know where your business might be most vulnerable to fraud? In this guide, you will learn how to identify various types of fraudulent activities and how to stop these activities before you incur significant loss of productivity or assets. You will also discover ways to keep the sensitive and confidential information in your financial management software safe from the prying eyes of people both inside and outside your business.
- DETAILS
- Sponsored by: Intuit
- Released: November 25, 2008
- Length: 8 pages
- Format: PDF (277 kb)
- Email this abstract
- These white papers are not created by the CFO.com editorial staff. In order to view these papers, you must register with CFO.com and agree to share your contact information with related product/service companies.
Related White Papers in Accounting
Related White Papers in Profit & Loss
- An Innovation In Loan Covenant Management For Midmarket Companies
- Using Interest Charges On Overdue Invoices To Speed Up Collection Efforts And Increase Revenue
- Monetizing Accounts Receivable Into Cash: Financial executives and business owners know the value working capital provides to their companies
- Payment Processing As A Strategic Advantage
- Strategies for High-Yield Working Capital in Today's Economic Environment
advertisement
Inside CFO.com
- Top Story
- CFOs Embrace Change and Spotlight
- Most Recent A CFO Interview Articles
- Thomas May, Boston Symphony Orchestra
- Former Bush Economic Adviser Greg Mankiw
- Ten Questions for Charles O. Rossotti


Video