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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2024 · 46 MIN

Cybersecurity Fraud 101 and How Whistleblowers Can Fight It

from Fraud in America · host The Anti-Fraud Coalition

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In today’s episode, whistleblower lawyer Julie Bracker of Bracker & Marcus joins us to discuss cybersecurity fraud and recent government enforcement efforts. From what defines critical infrastructure to compliance protocols, this 101 breaks down how these frauds work and what whistleblowers should be looking out for if they have a case.

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