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10 Tips for Traveler Identity Theft Protection

Identity IQ

10 Tips for Traveler Identity Theft Protection IdentityIQ Travel has become an essential part of everyday life for many, offering adventure, cultural experiences, and opportunities for personal growth. However, as we embark on these journeys, we must also be vigilant guardians of our personal information.

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Why Child Identity Theft Grows During Tax Season

Identity IQ

Why Child Identity Theft Grows During Tax Season IdentityIQ In the intricate web of financial transactions, tax season unveils a concerning trend — the alarming growth of child identity theft. Criminals recognize and see the opportunity to target the unsuspecting identities of minors for their financial gain.

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10 Tips for Identity Theft Protection for Military Members

Identity IQ

10 Tips for Identity Theft Protection for Military Members IdentityIQ Identity theft is an evolving threat that can have particularly severe consequences for military personnel. With the unique challenges and responsibilities they face, safeguarding military members’ personal information is paramount.

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FTC Recognizes Identity Theft Awareness Week

Identity IQ

FTC Recognizes Identity Theft Awareness Week. The Federal Trade Commission is commemorating Identity Theft Awareness Week with a series of free events focused on raising awareness and educating consumers about the growing risk of identity theft. So what is identity theft and, how can you protect yourself?

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My child had her data stolen—here’s how to protect your kids from identity theft 

Malwarebytes

The data included her name, date of birth, Social Security Number, medical documentation, insurance information, and more. If you don’t use a service anymore, you can ask the organization to delete your personal information. Protect your—and your family’s—personal information by using identity protection.

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35-year long identity theft leads to imprisonment for victim

Malwarebytes

Matthew David Keirans, a 58-year-old former hospital employee has pleaded guilty to assuming another man’s identity since 1988. He was convicted of one count of making a false statement to a National Credit Union Administration insured institution and one count of aggravated identity theft.

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Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft

Schneier on Security

Ten years ago, I could have given you all sorts of advice about using encryption, not sending information over email, securing your web connections, and a host of other things­ -- but most of that doesn't matter anymore. Cybercriminals have your credit card information. They have your address and phone number.