Fraud and donuts. The words don’t necessarily go hand and hand. But the comparison of fraud to a donut, while seemingly unusual, holds some interesting and surprisingly relevant points. A donut can be appealing and enticing with its glaze and sprinkles, while fraud can initially appear legitimate or even attractive to potential victims. And the […]
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Data minimization, a core data privacy principle, means collecting and retaining only the personal data that’s absolutely necessary to fulfill a specific purpose. Companies collect data for a multitude of reasons, primarily to gain a deeper understanding of their customers, improve their business operations, and make better decisions. Or to commit fraud. Jalen Tylee Hill created a […]
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Banks offer various protections for both businesses and consumers. Deposit insurance, protection against electronic fund transfers, and identity theft protection are just a few of the measures banks employ to safeguard customer data and transactions from the outside world of scammers and fraudsters. Unfortunately, those same protections established to stop the fraudster lurking on the […]
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The CARES Act of 2020 was carefully made by the United States Congress to help everyone during the COVID-19 pandemic, including farmers. In 2020 and 2021, the Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency provided $31 billion in aid to over 950,000 producers of agricultural commodities, including crops, dairy, and livestock, to help offset losses and […]
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