IP Outreach Research > IP Crime
Reference
Title: | India Fraud Survey Report 2008 |
Author: | [KPMG Forensic] |
Source: | http://www.in.kpmg.com/TL_Files/Pictures//FraudSurveyReport_08.pdf |
Year: | 2008 |
Details
Subject/Type: | Counterfeiting, IP Theft - General |
Focus: | Economic / Financial Impact |
Country/Territory: | India |
Objective: | To obtain an insight into the level of fraud awareness, trends and nature of fraud. |
Sample: | 1.000+ senior managers of India's largest organisations across public and private sectors |
Methodology: | Questionnaire |
Main Findings
Senior Indian managers consider theft of intangible assets (intellectual property/information/data) the third most important fraud risk nowadays (2007; 40%), and the greatest one "in the next three years" (nearly 60%). Slightly over 20% indicate that counterfeiting is a great fraud risk both now (2007) and "in the next three years".
According to survey respondents, the greatest threat of intellectual property (IP) infringement comes from employees (37%), followed by outsiders (36%). Almost 80% of the respondents are not satisfied with what they are doing around controls/measures for protection of IP.
[Date Added: Oct 22, 2008 ]