Stranger than fiction
Denise Johansson puts Geoff White, Investigative Journalist and Author of Rinsed, in the hot seat.
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Financial fraud is a full-blown epidemic. Geoff White, Investigative Journalist and Author of Rinsed jumps in the hot seat to explain the current landscape, what the future might look like, and how getting back to the basics of employee engagement might be the best defense companies have against fraudsters.
In this episode, here are the key points:
- Social media and a cashless society are accelerating money laundering through unexpected avenues like gaming and cryptocurrency.
- Geoff White shares how large-scale hacking and heists led him to write Rinsed, with jaw-dropping examples of fraud.
- While AI is seen as a key tool for both fraudsters and defenders, Geoff explains how traditional defences and auditing can still hold the upper hand.
- Companies can protect themselves from fraud by focusing on phishing awareness and keeping employees engaged in fraud prevention efforts
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Meet the guest
Geoff White
Journalist | Author
Geoff White is an investigative journalist, author, and podcast creator, known for his work on cybercrime and global financial fraud. His latest book, Rinsed, explores how technology has transformed money laundering, from Bitcoin to social media scams. Geoff has written for Penguin, the BBC, and Audible, with his first book, Crime Dot Com, adapted into the hit podcast series The Lazarus Heist. A sought-after speaker, he’s delivered keynotes for global brands like Mastercard and hosted events at renowned venues including Chatham House.
Meet the host
Denise Johansson is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Enfuce, the first fintech in the world to put payment processing in the public cloud. Denise is a dynamic female innovator and leader with almost 20 years of experience in the payment industry.
Denise, whose expertise has been recognised by several initiatives including InspiringFifty, has helped numerous European fintechs and financial institutions enter new markets quickly with safe, secure, and scalable card products. She is committed to encouraging more women into fintech, inspiring them to set bold goals and work towards them.