For years the Securities and Exchange Commission has been seen as perhaps a step behind the securities fraudsters it’s charged with stopping. But at least one branch is embracing the technological future, using the latest electronic tools to spot potential wrongdoing. Lori Walsh is the chief of the SEC’s Center for Risk and Quantitative Analytics. It houses some of the agency’s brightest minds, all focused on stopping new forms of Wall Street crime. She joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive to explain how they’re going about it.

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