Open Platform: Turning Up the Heat on Fraudsters

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David Wiseman, director of business development at Sybase

Fraudsters have been around for millennia. The premise has always been to deceive, cheat, mislead, trick or otherwise manipulate facts or processes to another party’s loss. The only things that have changed are the specific means of committing the deception, the sophistication of those perpetrating the acts, and the enormous growth of fraud as an ‘industry.’ By David Wiseman

Prime industry targets for fraud today include financial services, insurance and telecommunications organizations. But

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