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Fraud. It\u2019s 2013. Surely by now we\u2019ve figured out how to catch the bad guys and gals. \u201cNot\u201d, say our experts: Jonathan Middup: \u201cCorporate fraud is most often a product of good people in bad circumstances. Depending on those circumstances, we could all be fraudsters.\u201d Jonathan E. Turner: \u201cOver the past 15 years we\u2019ve made great strides in understanding fraud, increasing technology-based tools, and created focused legislation \u2013 yet fraud losses are increasing and fraud schemes go longer before detection...Even though we have better tools, fraudsters do, too, and they are pulling ahead.\u201d Michael Rasmusssen: \u201cBusiness today is like the Titanic.\u201d Rod Brennan: \u201cThe growing demand by stakeholders of financial and non-financial reporting for more real or near-real time reporting will drive the rapid adoption of automated assurance and monitoring in all organizations.\u201d Norman Marks: \u201cManage fraud like never before.\u201d Join us for Fraud Risk Management: Who, why, what, where, when and HOW?