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The Social Security Administration’s Controls for Identifying Potentially Fraudulent Internet Claims (Limited Distribution)

September 13, 2019

Audit report number: A-09-18-50655
Management challenge: Minimize Payment Errors and Improve Management of Payment Workloads
Summary report: /~assets/audits/summary/a-09-18-50655summary_0.pdf

Our objective was to determine the effectiveness of the Social Security Administration's (SSA) controls for identifying potentially fraudulent Internet Claims (iClaim).

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The Social Security Administration’s Controls for Identifying Potentially Fraudulent Internet Claims (Limited Distribution)

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