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2027 Fraud Virtual Conference

Strengthen your view of fraud risk.

From whistleblowing and corruption to culture, controls, and multimillion-dollar schemes, this one-day virtual conference explores the fraud risks challenging organizations—and what internal audit can do to strengthen deterrence, detection, and response.

IIA Member Benefit Free for US, Canada, and Caribbean members.

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Date
February 16th, 2027 ·
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ET
Online Access
Virtual · Online Playback
Length
7 Hours ·
365 Days Playback Access
CPE Credits
6 IIA CPEs
  • Fraud Detection & Deterrence
  • Whistleblowing & Escalation
  • Corruption Risk
  • Ethical Culture
  • Professional Skepticism
  • Fraud Investigations & Controls

What you'll learn

Explore real-world cases and practical insights into the culture, controls, governance, and oversight issues shaping fraud risk today.

Learn From Real-World Fraud Cases

Examine how fraud unfolds and the control, culture, and oversight gaps that allow it to continue.

Strengthen Whistleblowing and Escalation

Explore how concerns are raised, investigated, escalated, and overseen when serious misconduct arises.

Sharpen Professional Skepticism

Learn how culture and professional skepticism can help uncover red flags and strengthen fraud deterrence and detection.

Address Corruption Risk

Learn how The IIA’s Anti-Corruption Topical Requirement can support consistent, risk-based assurance over anti-corruption programs.

Turn Fraud Lessons Into Stronger Controls

Apply practical insights from fraud cases and investigations to identify gaps and strengthen prevention, detection, and response.

Featured Speakers

Pav Gill

Pav Gill

Wirecard Whistleblower

Ryan Hubbs

Ryan Hubbs

Global Anticorruption and Fraud Manager

SLB Internal Audit

Elizableth Simon

Elizableth Simon

Compliance & Risk Practice Lead

C2C Strategies, LLC

Pamela J. Stroebel Powers

Pamela J. Stroebel Powers

Director, Professional Guidance – Public Sector

The Institute of Internal Auditors, Global Headquarters

Fraud is evolving. Is internal audit ready?

30%

of North American internal audit leaders rank fraud among their five highest audit priorities.

85%

of internal audit leaders view AI-enabled fraud as a moderate or high organizational risk.

Fewer than 40%

of internal audit leaders believe their functions are adequately prepared to detect AI-enabled fraud.

Sources: Internal Audit Foundation, Risk in Focus 2026/2027: North America (2026); Internal Audit Foundation and AuditBoard, Internal Audit and AI-Enabled Fraud (2026).

COMING Q4 2026

Anti-Corruption Topical Requirement

Get a firsthand look at The IIA’s Anti-Corruption Topical Requirement from the experts who helped develop it—and explore how to put its risk-based criteria into practice.

Explore Topical Requirements

Fraud risk touches every organization. Understanding it strengthens every audit.

Whether you assess fraud risk, evaluate controls, support investigations, or advise leadership, gain practical insights you can apply to your role.

  • Internal auditors assessing fraud risk, controls, governance, and organizational culture.
  • Fraud examiners and investigators working alongside internal audit.
  • Risk, compliance, and ethics practitioners responsible for fraud prevention and response.
  • CAEs and audit leaders advising management and audit committees on fraud risk and oversight.

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Registration and pricing for the Fraud Virtual Conference

Individual

  • US $499
  • Free for members* – Join Now

*In US, Canada, and Caribbean

Group

  • Groups of 3 to 9 save 5%
  • Groups of 10+ save 10%
Contact Group Sales

Groups save 5-10%. Bring your team and save!

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As the date approaches, you will receive an email with a CVENT link and directions to log into the event.
This arrives no less than five business days before the conference. You will also receive a reminder email on the day of the event.