Identity Theft May Be on the Run!

Some serious busts have been made on those who perpetuate these crimes and the FBI and other law enforcement agencies are indeed closing the gap with the help of credit card companies and fast-thinking and more educated consumers. This is a wonderful new turning point indeed.

Identity Theft; Did They Get You Yet?

Well despite the efforts of authorities Identity Theft is still slightly on the rise although the speed of acceleration of these crimes has slowed and may eventually reverse and let's hope so, because believe me having your identity stolen...

Identity Theft - Awareness, Prevention, Recovery

Identity theft is rapidly becoming the most popular crime of the new millennium. You can protect yourself, however, by taking only a few simple precautions. Even if these extra measures should fail, there's still hope for recovery!

Identity Theft - The 1 Most Important Thing You Can Do Now!

Identity Theft - The one most important thing you can do to protect yourself! If your credit card is ever stolen, don't panic. Immediately call the 3 national credit reporting organizations to place ...

Combating Identity Theft - Six Simple Steps You Can Take To Reduce Your Risk

Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes. It is estimated to cost $750 million per year, with each victim spending $1000 and 600 hours to clear their name. This article provides a simple, common-sense approach to combating identity theft.

How to Protect Yourself from Identity Theft

Protect your financial data, especially online.

I Find the Defendant: Vulnerable - Security Solutions for Legal Firms

Legal firms deal with sensitive client information on a daily basis, but are not held accountable by government mandates to create strong data storage policies or protecting client communication. Other businesses that legal firms deal with are required by law to institute electronic security measures such as healthcare, publicly traded companies and broker-dealer firms (under HIPAA, SOX and GLBA). The legal industry could be at risk for a number of security breaches to obtain their client's data, putting their legal reputation and attorney-client privilege in jeopardy.

You Can Protect Your Personal Information

Is it okay with you that many companies are able to purchase your personal information? Including your social security number, credit card spending habits, account balances and monthly income information, and even much more?

Identity Theft and Online Safety

We’re often shocked by the stories of identify theft victims we’ve heard or seen on TV. While the Internet lend the convenience of online shopping to average Joe and Mary, con-artists have found a new platform to scam innocent people. With the availability of countless online shopping sites, both e-commerce providers and consumers have a high stake in identity theft prevention and online security.

4 Common Sense Ways to Protect Your Identity

With any two pieces of information, an enterprising identity thief (or debt collector, private investigator) can get the rest of what they need to know to become you and spend your hard earned money.

6 Tips On Preventing Identity Theft That You Need To Know

Identity theft is a terrible crime and major source of frustration for anyone to have to go through. Utilize these 6 tips on preventing identity theft to safeguard your own personal information. These simple but effective tips will help keep your information where it belongs, in the privacy of your own safe keeping.

Identity Theft: Gone Phishing

You've dealt with the company and you know they're legitimate. What about that email?

Don't Become A Victim Of Identity Theft

Identity theft can happen in many different ways. Some are out of your hands and you can do nothing about them, for instance when your information are leaked by institutions due to negligence. But your identity can get stolen in several other ways, ways that can be prevented.

Protecting Your Social Security Number From Identity Theft

Once an identity thief gets ahold of your social security number, he may be off and running. It could take years to recover your credit and reputation.