Why do 'honest' people commit crimes?
Modern criminology uses the Fraud Triangle to explain how ordinary people end up committing corporate crime:
1.Pressure/Incentive: Personal financial problems or unattainable corporate targets that push individuals to cross ethical lines.
1.Opportunity: Lack of internal controls or excess power without adequate supervision creates openings.
1.Rationalization: The perpetrator convinces themselves that 'it's not stealing' or that 'the company owes them.'
How Audty intervenes:
We attack the Opportunity vertex. By automating approval flows and recording every movement in an unalterable digital file, we drastically reduce the windows of opportunity for internal fraud.
