Fraud in the digital age
The digital transformation is great for many things, but it also creates a playground for cybercriminals, identity thieves and fraudsters.
Cybercriminals are an invisible enemy that only needs a device and internet connection. Then they can make multiple attempts to defraud people or businesses.
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