Author - rianiskandar

The basic of preventing fraud

Does your organization have a strategy to fight fraud? Since the risks of fraud cannot be underestimated, it is not enough just to detect and investigate fraud. Fraud can never be eliminated from the business entirely, simply because collusion can always overcome normal organizational controls. To combat fraud, an organization...

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Digital Forensics to Prevent Data Theft

One of the unwanted things about departing employees is that they leave with the company’s valuable data and intellectual property. Studies show that half of departing employees leave with confidential company information — either deliberately or unintentionally. Though there are several factors that motivate employees to steal company’s data, financial...

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Common fraud in small businesses

Small businesses are vulnerable to fraud because they lack the resources to implement complete systems of internal controls and properly manage accounting duties among their limited staff. This often leads to accounting personnel who is tasked with completely inappropriate job functions that provide easy opportunities for committing financial fraud. Furthermore,...

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Integrity Asia in 2017 NAPBS Annual Conference

Integrity Asia attended the 2017 National Association of Professional Background Screeners (NAPBS) Annual Conference that was held on 17-19 September in Orlando, Florida. This year’s theme was “Creating Magical Connections” and featured a keynote session “Lessons in Leadership, Management, and Customer Service. YOU can create Disney Magic Too!” The conference offered...

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Integrity Indonesia Participated in BINUS JOB EXPO 2017

Integrity Indonesia among other distinguished multinational companies participated in a job fair organized by Bina Nusantara University (BINUS) Jakarta at its Anggrek campus on 8-9 September 2017. The event was attended by thousands of job seekers, both from BINUS and other universities with a diverse educational background.  Integrity Indonesia warmly welcomed all job...

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Indonesia’s Battle with Counterfeit Medicine

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), counterfeit medicine is a medicine that has been deliberately and deceitfully labeled in order to mislead users over its identity and/or origins. In Indonesia, the Minister of Health of Indonesia through MoH Decree No. 1010/2008 defines counterfeit medicines as drugs which are manufactured...

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