The World Bank estimates that $1 trillion is lost to corruption of foreign public officials each year. Yet, a recent survey conducted in the second half of 2015 by the economic crime and justice studies department at Utica College, along with risk and business consulting firm Protiviti Inc., found that company anti-corruption efforts are lacking. During a recent panel discussion, Scott Moritz, a Protiviti managing director, observed that most companies are not well positioned to deter, detect or investigate fraud and corruption. We summarize the most concerning portions of the survey report to help compliance professionals evaluate their programs and advocate for sufficient resources. See also “Ernst & Young’s Fraud Survey Warns of Anti-Corruption Complacency” (Jun. 25, 2014); and “Kroll Managing Director Extracts Practical Lessons From 2013 Anti-Bribery and Corruption Benchmarking Survey” (Jun. 26, 2013).