* Communication of Fraud Risk Assessment Process:Effective communication ensures that employees understand the objectives and importance of the fraud risk assessment process. The following practices contribute to its success:
* A. Personalization: Personalized communication increases engagement by making the information relevant to employees' roles and responsibilities.
* B. Appropriateness to Culture: Aligning the communication format with the organization's culture ensures clarity and resonance.
* C. Visibility: Disseminating communication broadly reinforces its significance and encourages widespread participation.
* Why All Options are Correct:
* Fraud risk assessments require buy-in and participation across all levels of the organization.
Combining personalization, cultural alignment, and visibility creates an effective communication strategy.
* Conclusion:All three practices-personalization, cultural appropriateness, and visibility-are critical for effective communication.

Management's Role in Fraud Monitoring:
Employees should be aware that management monitors lifestyle and behavior changes. Transparency discourages fraudulent behavior by reinforcing accountability.
Effect of Transparency:
Awareness of monitoring helps maintain a culture of ethical behavior and reduces the likelihood of fraud.
Conclusion:The statement is false because employees should know that management is vigilant about potential fraud indicators.
References:ACFE guidance on fraud prevention and monitoring.