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Lessons From New York State Department of Labor's Fraud Prevention Journey

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"Lessons From New York State Department of Labor's Fraud Prevention Journey"

In today's complex data environment, protecting program integrity is more important than ever. Whether it's fraudulent unemployment claims, improper tax filings, or other forms of financial crime, government agencies are under increasing pressure to detect and respond swiftly to threats. But how do you turn overwhelming amounts of data into actionable insights that protect the integrity of your programs?

Join Government Technology and Splunk for an exclusive webinar where you'll hear directly from the New York State Department of Labor on how their team leveraged advanced data analytics tools to safeguard their programs and mitigate risks.

Here’s what’s in store:

  • Real-World Expertise: Hear how the New York State Department of Labor leverages data to prevent fraud and ensure the integrity of its unemployment programs.
  • Advanced Data Analytics: Discover how a centralized, data-driven approach can transform your investigative capabilities.
  • Practical Takeaways: Learn actionable strategies that you can apply to your own organization to detect and stop fraudulent activity faster.

Our speakers:

Jacqueline Kagan Dupiche: Associate Commissioner for Worker Protection, NYS Department of Labor

Tina Carkhuff: Industry Advisor, Splunk

Steve Towns: Director of Content Strategy, Center for Digital Government


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