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Read the latest industry news and commentary on the best use of lie detector tests to solve real-world problems.

By Adam Decker, Marketing − Employee fraud hotlines are very effective in reducing the amount of fraud carried out by employees, according to a 2014 study carried out by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Each year employee fraud around the world is costing around $3.7 trillion in losses to organizations, nonprofits, ... Read More
April 9, 2014Jeff Pizzino
A U.S.-based company says it has discovered how to not just open the window to the soul via one’s eyes, but also accurately determine whether or not that soul is lying. For years, “polygraph” and “lie detector” have been synonymous. That’s because since 1939 the FBI has been using the polygraph ... Read More
April 8, 2014WebKeeper
Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert will lead an executive trade mission to Mexico April 7-10. The Governor’s Office of Economic Development has invited technology start-up Converus to join the delegation and to present during the events scheduled in Mexico City April 7 and 8. The goal of this trade mission ... Read More
April 8, 2014WebKeeper
By Stephen Shepherd, Marketing − A recent IBM study analyzed the progression of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) systems across more than 130 different firms. According to IBM, GRC platforms “provide a one-stop shop for all of a firm’s regulatory reporting and enforcement needs.” They are becoming more widely implemented in ... Read More
April 7, 2014Russ Warner
By Zaid Srour, Marketing – Some people think it’s harmless to lie on their resume to get the job they want; at least, that’s what David Tovar thought. Tovar, the vice president for corporate communications at Walmart, was forced to resign after working for the company for eight years because someone ... Read More
April 4, 2014Russ Warner
By Adam Decker, Marketing ― Kristi Beeson worked as a lab technician at the Rose Cancer Center in Summit, Colorado starting in July 2010. Within a year, Beeson noticed suspicious things starting to happen. Beeson was called into meetings for the staff to go over specific patient charts and to make ... Read More
April 2, 2014Jeff Pizzino
By Stephen Shepherd, Marketing – The purpose of an effective compliance program is to be a “good and responsible corporate citizen,” stated Brent Snyder, deputy assistant attorney general of the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division. “[It] is not so that the Division will cut you a break if your company commits ... Read More
March 31, 2014Russ Warner
By Russ Warner, VP Marketing − Polygraph tests, also referred to as lie detector exams, have been used for decades to determine the fate of individuals. Some employers require that prospective employees take the test to determine their eligibility for employment. Also, law enforcement officials use the exam to help decide the ... Read More
March 28, 2014Russ Warner
By Russ Warner, VP Marketing – Car insurance fraud is becoming an increasingly popular and expensive crime. Expensive for whom? The answer is simple: you and I. Very few people are satisfied with their car insurance premiums and costs continue to rise in great part due to fraudulent claims. In addition ... Read More
March 26, 2014Russ Warner
SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) and Converus announce that Converus has OEM’ed the SMI Eye Tracker for inclusion in EyeDetect — Converus’ patent-pending solution for efficient and reliable detection of deception. Converus CEO cites SMI’s RED-oem eye tracker’s exceptional data quality as a key reason. EyeDetect’s unique ocular-motor deception test detects deception by ... Read More
March 26, 2014WebKeeper