Your AP team flags a suspicious payment. A supplier email looks off. You suspect funds have been diverted. What now: call your lawyer, your insurer, or the police?
Most finance leaders don't know. And by the time they work it out, the money's usually gone.
Join us live for "Inside Financial Cybercrime with NSW Police & Eftsure", a 60min lunchtime session with two subject matter experts.
Detective Matt Kraft, NSW Police Cybercrime Squad will share what police actually investigate, how to preserve evidence, and what he wishes CFOs did sooner.
Sam Rahmanian, Eftsure will unpack what payment fraud looks like across thousands of finance teams — the early signals worth acting on, and where most controls quietly fail.
You'll walk away with a practical playbook: when to act internally, when to escalate, and how to give your organisation the best chance of recovery.
If you've ever wondered what "calling the police" actually means in a payment fraud situation and what they wish you'd done before you picked up the phone, then this is the session for you.
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How cyber threats are evolving and their impact on the CFO role
When to call police and exactly what to do before you make that call
Practical steps finance leaders can take to strengthen cyber preparedness
Response, recovery and reporting frameworks used by crisis commanders
Hosted by James Solomons · Featuring Matt Craft, NSW Police & Sam Rahmanian, Eftsure