About this event
The Research Working Group Meeting is meant for Members and Scientific Researchers. The Goal of the Research Working Group is to develop a strong evidence base for global antifraud policy and interventions by making research and the collective understanding of threat vectors faster and more effective. Desired deliverables are an improved understanding of fraud, through stronger global baseline research, a structured gap analysis and enhancing industry/academia interaction.
In the first session, Prof. Mark Button will give a short presentation on his latest research: "What Really Works in Preventing Fraud Against Older Adults". We will follow up with a first discussion on which research is missing in the area of combating (online) fraud and scams targetting consumers.
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External speaker
Prof. Mark Button Co-Director of Centre for Cybercrime and Economic Crime @ University of PortsmouthE
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External speaker
Dr Jack Whittaker Lecturer in Criminology @ University of SurreyE
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Team member
Jorij Abraham Managing Director @ Global Anti-Scam AllianceT
Jorij Abraham is Managing Director of the Global Anti Scam Alliance, whose mission is to prevent consumers worldwide from getting scammed. Before, he has been Managing Director of ScamAdviser.com, Director of Research at Thuiswinkel.org (the Dutch Ecommerce Association) and Ecommerce Europe.
Global Anti-Scam Alliance
It takes a network to beat a network.The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) is a non-profit dedicated to protecting consumers from online scams. We unite governments, industry, and experts to share insights, strengthen collaboration, and advance effective anti-scam solutions worldwide. Learn more at gasa.org.
