Forensics Kenya

🔍 Elevating Financial Oversight in the Digital Age! 🚀

I am thrilled to share a significant development in the world of financial auditing. The 21st century has ushered in unprecedented challenges and opportunities for financial professionals. Today, we are witnessing a dynamic shift in the way forensic audits are conducted, especially with the integration of cutting-edge technology and evolving business landscapes.

📈 Technology Integration: Forensic auditors are harnessing the power of data analytics and digital forensics tools to uncover hidden financial irregularities and ensure financial transparency like never before.

🌐 Globalization & Compliance: With businesses expanding across borders, forensic audits are playing a pivotal role in maintaining regulatory compliance on a global scale.

💡 Data-Driven Insights: The ability to analyze vast datasets is enabling us to identify patterns and trends that were previously hidden, helping in the early detection of fraud and misconduct.

🌐 Cybersecurity Vigilance: Cyber threats are on the rise, and forensic audits now encompass cybersecurity assessments, ensuring the protection of sensitive financial information.

🤝 Collaboration & Whistleblower Programs: Collaboration between professionals, organizations, and whistleblower programs are fostering a culture of accountability and transparency, empowering individuals to report unethical behavior.

🏛️ Legal Support: Forensic audits often serve as the foundation for legal proceedings, making them an integral part of the justice system.

In the midst of these exciting developments, we are proud to be part of a community of dedicated professionals committed to upholding financial integrity in the 21st century. Let's continue to adapt, innovate, and lead the way in financial auditing.

🚀 Join the conversation and share your thoughts on the evolving landscape of forensic audits .



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Has the recent mutiny marked the end of Wagner? Yevgeny prigozhin fate is a nightmare or predictable?

If so what's the future of private armies /Mercenaries?

Is Russia military leads part Happy with the dissolution of Wagner ,factor out their roles in Ukraine invasion.

Are Ramzan Kadyrov and Aleksandr Lukashenko the epitome of Putins Success.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jun/25/what-does-the-future-hold-for-prigozhin-and-wagner-after-the-mutiny

Opensource tools are becoming firm day by day.
What input can it have to the global society ?

https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/open-source-intelligence-ukraine/

How open-source intelligence (OSINT) is exposing the Ukraine war in real-time This is the first war that is almost like a live-broadcast -- and the OSINT community is helping us make sense of it all.

Despite the hype, iPhone security no match for NSO spyware

An international investigation found 23 Apple devices that were successfully hacked. “Zero-click” attacks can work on even the newest generations of iPhones, even after years of effort in which Apple attempted to close the door against unauthorized surveillance.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2021/07/18/takeaways-nso-pegasus-project/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=acq-intl&utm_campaign=eng-evg&utm_content=INTL_Engagement_Global&utm_keyword=pegasus&campaignid=11451691128&adgroupid=130258764932&adid=534323200684&gclid=CjwKCAjwruSHBhAtEiwA_qCppqpyOjYoTtaAZQsvQwMtMRnfAYPyCuAA8lHI_JaiHNk1zlnATgT9GRoC6DoQAvD_BwE

Found an article you may be interested in: https://gbhackers.com/hackers-stealing-more-than-280-million-per-month-from-crypto-transactions/

Hackers Stealing More Than $280M Per Month From Crypto Transactions Due to new traders and an unbelievable increase in value, recently, the decentralized crypto market witnessed extensive pe*******on.

How do you choose your passwords?

Being Keen on your phone ain't enough

Protect yourself against fraudulent job offers

Fraudulent and unsafe activity can occur in the form of:
• Illegal ads that ask for personal or financial information occasionally appear on online job boards.
• Emails can also be sent by people masquerading as advertisers requesting that you supply personal details. This is known as Phishing (pronounced "fishing").
• Making payments to anyone as part of the recruitment process.

What to look out for

Email (phishing) scams:
o Sender's address - The 'from' address will often be forged to make it look official, so be wary of the 'from' address.

o Generic greetings - Watch out for emails using generic greetings such as 'Dear job seeker' or 'Dear advertiser'.

o False sense of urgency - Phishing emails usually provoke users into responding immediately by implying a false sense of urgency.

o Poor spelling / grammar - Phishing emails are often written poorly. Be wary of poor spelling and grammar.

o Fake links - Be careful when clicking links in an email. In phishing emails they will try to hide the true destination of a link. Before clicking, hover your mouse pointer over the link to see where it goes. Watch out for any subtle differences in the URL and if you are unsure, don't click the link.

Job ads:

Be wary of advertisers requesting the following:
o An upfront fee (e.g. for 'processing' your application).
o Acceptance of a money transfer where you can retain a portion as 'payment’. Fees for ‘medical testing’, 'application processing’, 'CRB', 'NHIF' or any other form of fee.
o Bank, M-Pesa or credit card details.
o Tax for PIN numbers.
o Non work-related personal information, such as your appearance, marital status.
o Any other personally identifying information.

Merry christmas and happy new year 2019.

With ballistics, there is always much need to establish the source of a projectile. This involves laboratory examination of the recovered bullet, pellets, cartridges from thr scene of crime and matching with the suspected firearm. What do you think are some of these features to examine as a forensic expert?

Come on guys! your ideas on this...What’s the difference between a forensic scientist and a hands on detective?

refresh your brain!!

what do you understand by Locard principle in forensics ?