No business owner or company stakeholder
wants to imagine that their employees
may be stealing from them while
they serve in trusted roles throughout
their organization.

However, statistics show it happens daily and the problem is worsening. It is estimated that $40 billion is stolen from small businesses alone and an estimated 75% of all theft goes undetected. In fact, if happening, it may be by whom you least suspect.

The most effective way to address this growing and ongoing concern is to perform a fraud audit to identify procedural and policy weaknesses with the intent to eliminate opportunities. Our specialized, certified, highly trained, and diligent forensic accountants can perform a thorough yet discreet investigation especially where confidentiality is essential.

Under the best circumstances, a client simply wants to identify policy loopholes and procedural weaknesses to prevent and deter wrongdoing. Unfortunately, we can also become involved when determining culpability and quantifying losses when considering legal recourse.


"Total number of records containing sensitive personal information involved in security breaches in the U.S. since January 2005: 245,130,070" (as of October 17, 2008)

Source: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse (data from a service provided by Dataloss)

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