The Government Accountability Office estimates that fraud costs the federal government between $233-$521 billion annually, losses that further undermine public trust and burden federal programs. But a quiet transformation is underway, accelerated by sweeping new federal mandates. These orders mandate unprecedented pre-certification verification processes, eliminate data silos across agencies and centralize payment oversight under the U.S. Department of the Treasury — creating the most comprehensive anti-fraud framework in federal history. Join this session to learn how agencies can leverage data and technology to prevent fraud before it starts, all while navigating this new regulatory landscape that demands results by specific deadlines.