10 Tips To Reduce Your Exposure And Prevent Identity Theft
Identity theft is the country's fastest-growing financial crime. The Federal Trade Commission estimates that 27.3 million Americans have been victims of identity theft in the past 5 years, including 9.9 million people last year alone. Some ways to prevent becoming a victim could include avoid using credit cards or debit cards, stop filling out more credit applications, and cancel all of your credit cards. But the fact is that most... Read Full Story
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Identity Theft Resource Center Releases 2008 “Reported” Data Breach Numbers
By Denise Richardson on January 7, 2009 9:44 AM | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBacks (0)
The Identity Theft Resource Center’s 2008 Data Breach Report was released yesterday. Not great news, it reflects a dramatic increase in data breaches -up over of 47% from last year.
Reported data breaches for 2007 tallied 446.
The 2008 report reflects 656 “reported” data breaches.
In terms of sub-divisions by type... Read Full Story
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Javelin’s 2009 Banking Identity Safety Scorecard ranks banks and credit unions on their customer-facing identity fraud Prevention, Detection and Resolution™ capabilities. Leveraging the nation’s most comprehensive study on identity fraud, Javelin updates the Prevention, Detection and Resolution™ criteria each year to show specific ways that individual financial institutions (FIs) can increase customer safety and loyalty through enacting comprehensive security... Read Full Story
2009 is not even a full month old and already we have learned of two significant data breaches. Both breaches 5 Million Checkfree Consumers Warned involve account information, not personal identifying information (PII). Both, however could leave actual bank accounts of millions of consumers vulnerable to unauthorized access. The latter breach, if it proves to be as big as the initial indicators reveal, may result in the selling or closing of the business. Too extreme? The Heartland breach is... Read Full Story
Are you the victim of identity theft? According to Joanna Crane of the Federal Trade Commission's Identity Theft Program, 80% of the victims who call the FTC say they have no idea how it happened.
Furthermore, an FTC survey reported that 4.6% of those polled reported that they had been a victim of identity theft within the past year. Additionally, according to a recent General Accounting Office report, it is estimated that as many as 750,000 Americans are victims of identity theft every... Read Full Story
By Linda Seamore Having good credit is a subject of great concern in this current economic situation. Everyone is worried about the state of their credit so if you are, just know that you aren't alone. There are millions of others out there that also want to know what they can do to improve their credit. The following are 5 suggestions or ways to improve or maintain good credit. 1. Buy LifeLock Identity Theft Protection You are probably wondering whether identity theft protection really helps... Read Full Story
Press Release: 67% of French Organizations Hit by One or More Data Breach Incidents within Last Twelve Months
Research from Ponemon Institute Reveals that only 9 Percent of Respondents have an Overall Encryption Plan or Strategy Applied Consistently across the Enterprise
Paris and Menlo Park, CA/9 September 2009 – (PIN Payments Blog) PGP Corporation, a global leader in enterprise data protection, has announced the results of its inaugural annual study by The Ponemon Institute... Read Full Story
Unfortunately, identity theft has become the crime of the new millenium. Though credit card companies and various agencies work to prevent it, it is, ultimately, the responsibility of each individual to take their own precautionary measures against this crime.
Fortunately, there are some simple steps that can be taken, even today, to protect ourselves and, better still, prevent a theft from taking place at all. Below are 11 recommended steps that anyone can take, today, to prevent this... Read Full Story
If you want to know how to prevent identity theft, as everyone should, there are a few steps to prevent identity theft in particular that you are going to want to be aware of. Of course you can never completely prevent identity theft, but by being responsible and cautious, you will be able to prevent it as much as possible.
First you are going to want to learn more on the crime of identity theft in general and what is involves, so that you are as educated as possible on this matter and can... Read Full Story
