Who can participate in the Fraud Webinar Series?
This series is open to all public servants, policymakers, and professionals working in or with the public sector. It is designed to benefit anyone interested in strengthening fraud prevention practices and protecting public trust.
How much does it cost?
The program is completely free for all participants.
Do I need prior knowledge of fraud prevention?
No prior experience is required. The sessions are designed to provide foundational knowledge along with practical strategies that participants can immediately apply in their organizations.
What is the format of the webinars?
Each session is 60 minutes long and will be held virtually via Zoom. Sessions include expert presentations, case studies, and time for audience questions.
Will I receive a certificate for completing the series?
Yes, participants who complete all three webinars will receive a certificate of completion, recognizing their learning and commitment to strengthening integrity in the public sector.
Can I attend just one webinar, or do I need to participate in all three?
You are welcome to attend individual sessions; however, we encourage completing the full series to maximize your learning and receive the certificate of completion.
What if I miss a live session? Are the webinars recorded?
Yes, all sessions are recorded. Registered participants who miss a live webinar will receive access to the recordings. As long as you watch all three session recordings, you are still eligible to receive the certificate of completion.
How do I access the recordings?
Recordings will be emailed to all registered participants following each session. Be sure to register in advance to ensure you receive access.
Can I ask questions during the webinars?
Yes! Each session includes time for Q&A with the speakers. Participants can submit their questions during the webinar through the Zoom Q&A feature.
Who is hosting the series?
This training series is hosted by IPAC in collaboration with SAS. Sessions are delivered by subject-matter experts bringing real-world fraud prevention and risk management expertise to the public sector context.
Are there any additional fraud prevention resources I should check out?
Yes! Registrants will receive access to valuable resources, including the Fraud Survey Report 2025: Trust and Transparency, the Fraud Fighting Maturity Assessment tool, and insights on SAS Payment Integrity for Social Benefits.