How close are we to a cashless society?
With 15 countries, including seven in Europe, planning to go cashless in the next decade, are we ready to abandon cash? And what legal, regulatory and ethical hurdles do we need to overcome first?
Features and articles from ICAEW on cyber security.
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With 15 countries, including seven in Europe, planning to go cashless in the next decade, are we ready to abandon cash? And what legal, regulatory and ethical hurdles do we need to overcome first?
Britain has long had a problem with fraud, but in the past few years the scale and complexity of fraudulent activities has increased to even more worrying levels.
A volatile business environment due to the pandemic and geopolitical pressures means cyber risks are perceived as presenting the biggest liability risk to directors.
Does your firm have the right insurance for cyber risks? Does cyber cover exist within your PII policy? Do you need to look elsewhere for additional cyber insurance? What does cyber insurance cover? We have the answers.
Almost half of organisations have been victims of fraud over the last 24 months, according to analysis by PwC. ICAEW’s tech experts highlight some of the tools around to help accountants counter the growing cyber threat.
As politicians and businesses take a public stance against Russia, members should be prepared for some kind of retribution from its cyber agents.
Sir David Green CB QC, the new chair of the Fraud Advisory Panel, on why weaknesses in counter-fraud systems and enforcement are making London an attractive place for fraudsters
Examining the key issues for IFRS reporters in the 2021/22 reporting season.
Businesses need to prepare for what might come next
Online threats are rising rapidly, ICAEW’s Cybercrime Week provided advice to protect organisations large and small, with a central message that cyber threats are relevant to everyone, says Kirstin Gillon.