Identity Theft Task Force; Thank You President Bush

How can we stop Identity Theft, which is growing each year and becoming one of the biggest concerns of the American People? What can our government do to curb these pirates of our data and thieves of our good names? What is to be done with regards to those who have already been victimized?

Why do Online Banks Encourage Phishing?

Entities which offer secure online accounts preach long and hard about avoiding identity theft from phishing attempts, but at the same time, they are endulging in a behavior which only encourages it.

How To Protect Yourself From Identity Theft and PC Hackers

Information on how to protect yourself from Identity Theft and PC Hackers. Offline and online tips.

Identity Theft

Identity Theft - the 10 Best Tips You Can Use Right Now! Protect your family - don't be a target of identity theft.

Don't Let Credit Card Fraud Lead Your Dance

Credit Card fraud is rampant online. Take 7 easy steps to start protecting yourself immediately.

10 Steps You Can Take to Protect Your Identity

Identity protection is key in maintaining your finances and credit score and is essential for qualifying for a home loan. With the new security concerns that come with online shopping, these easy to follow tips can help you learn how to stay ahead of the thieves.

Identity Theft - A Growing Problem in the Workplace; an Opportunity for Employers

Identity theft is a real and growing threat, but most people are unaware that over half of identity thefts occur in the workplace. New laws and court cases in 2005 have established a clear responsibility for employers to provide adequate safeguards over workers' identity data, or face stiff fines and civil damages. Recent estimates show that employers can expect costs over $1000 per employee per year unless they provide effective identity theft protection. New solutions are emerging -- make sure that they provide effective prevention, monitoring, insurance, and recovery assistance, and are reasonably priced. The Identity Theft Defense Center is a leading solution, available as a low-priced employee benefit, and also providing enterprise training, consulting, and liability protection.

Identity Theft - Resources to Help You Once It Has Happened

Identity theft could happen to anyone. These are resources that will help you once you have become the victim of identity theft.

Identity Theft Protection and Awareness for Travelers

Identity Theft is one of the fastest growing crimes of the 21st Century. Travelers are like huge walking targets with flashing neon signs all around them which makes it very easy for them to become Identity Theft victims. Learn the unobvious ways travelers can become victims of this serious crime that many people never think about and how you can protect yourself and your family from having your lives turn into a total disaster.

Save Your Identity

The warning signs can start innocently enough that you don't even recognize them as being warning signs of impending doom. Perhaps it's a letter from your credit card company about a credit application. It might be a call from your bank inquiring about your application for a line of credit. Do not be fooled into thinking these are innocent mistakes. Large financial companies do not make innocent mistakes anymore when it comes to your credit.

Ten Steps to Reduce Your Risk of Identity Theft

Are you at risk of identity theft? The sad truth is that everyone is now a days. There are painless steps you can take to reduce your risk and protect your family. Read this this article for 10 tips you can follow starting today.

Identity Theft - For Your Protection

Identity theft should be carefully considered - especially when vacationing or traveling on business. Being away from home and normal patterns of behavior, travelers often let down their guard and become careless.

Protect Yourself From Holiday ID Theft

Identity theft is the gift that gives all year long. And chances are that you’ll never know you are a victim until you are turned over to a collection agency or turned down for credit. By that time, a criminal could purchase a car, a boat and a lot of bling-bling in your name.