Here's what LifeLock.com has to say about their security: "LifeLock is ISO 27001 certified for data and operational security and follows industry best practices to secure and protect personal information. We conduct background checks on all of our employees, including regular random drug testing. All of our facilities are built with the latest biometric security access as well as state-of-the-art surveillance and alarm systems. No data is stored onsite. No computers anywhere outside ... Read Full Story
Lifelock.com claims to offer consumers identity theft protection yet they ask you for power of attorney to set fraud alerts and request that you be removed off junk mail lists. This means that Lifelock.com has to store your personal sensitive information on their server, and that puts you at risk. Data breaches are on the rise in the United States and hackers can easily target online databases with much ease and even breach the security protocol on websites.See Here: http://breach.scmagazineb... Read Full Story
Lifelock.com - Honest ReviewFind Out Exactly What Lifelock.com Does With Your Sensitive Information Here:http://www.free-press-release.com/news/200807/1215617190.html Read Full Story
The seriously flawed service that LifeLock.com advertises as "identity theft protection" is no protection at all. A review was recently submitted and we think you should read it to find out the awful truth about Lifelock.com...Read It Here: http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=998885 Read Full Story
The Problem With LifeLock.comThe problem with lifelock is they store their customers sensitive data on their server and allow their employees to access it as well. Even though LifeLock has security measures in place that is still putting you at risk for data breach, hacker attacks, etc. The number 2 way identity theives gain access to personal information is hacking databases. LifeLock.com is nothing more than a data bank waiting to be hacked. So what's the solution? "SECRECY." ... Read Full Story
This may be the world's greatest identity theft protection video...Not only does LockDownMyID.com offer their own unique signature identity theft protection services but they have made it entirely web based and individualized their service to protect the privacy of each and every individual who wishes to put their identity on LockDown.Enjoy the video.Identity Theft Protection Read Full Story
Junk is junk. Identity theft junk can be described as something that potrays itself as identity theft prevention yet puts the customer at potential risk for stolen identity. Case in point "LifeLock." Lifelock requests you to give them power of attorney over your personal identity information and then asks you to trust them while they store your info on their company server. Yes, they have security in place but everyone knows that no website is 100% secure. Having said that, why on ... Read Full Story
The Naked Truth About LifeLockLifeLock wants you to trust them with your identity. In our opinion the very first step one must take to prevent identity theft is to secure their private information.Having your private information stored on a company server defeats this purpose and places you at risk for identity theft. Even though LifeLock has taken the correct steps neccessary to secure your identity from being hacked it's certainly not foolproof or a 100% guarantee. Recently Chinese hack... Read Full Story
Lifelock is having major problems. Apparently Kaplan Fox is investigating consumer claims against LifeLock, Inc. See here: LifeLock being investigatedLifeLock co-founder Robert Maynard, Jr early on resigned amid a newspaper article that disclosed Maynard's past bankruptcies and a federal investigation into a previous company he owned. Apparently there was no merit to those claims but LifeLock continues to operate in lieu of a class action lawsuit filed by one of their customers. See here... Read Full Story
