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When it comes to protecting personal data, there are things you control and things you can’t. Third-party breaches create unique risks for you and your family, but there are precautions you can take.
Fraudsters often pretend to be an official, like an IRS agent, to trick people into handing over personal information. While it can happen at any time of year, tax season reminds us of the vast amount of valuable personal data being shared...
Suspicious of a call, email or text? Trust your instincts. These questions can help you recognize if you are the target of an imposter scam.
Love might be all around us for Valentine's Day, but so are romance scams and related fraud that could lead to identity theft.
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Our digital identity is built from the same personally identifiable information (PII) as traditional credentials, so their exposure can harm your digital safety and security.
If your personal information was exposed in a data breach, here are 19 action items to take.
Are you making 2023 the year that you strengthen your cybersecurity? With the ever-evolving tactics of today’s criminals, now is a great time to lower your risk of falling victim to their threats
With access to the right information, cybercriminals can harm your credit health by opening cards under a fraudulent name or using other methods to steal your identity.
Want to make 2023 the year you strengthen your cybersecurity? Here are six areas you might not have considered before.
Medical ID theft can have serious consequences for your digital security as well as your physical health. Here's a helpful checklist to review.
What happens to stolen usernames and passwords? Credential stuffing attacks can lead to account takeover fraud, from bank accounts to Netflix to Amazon.
What happens to stolen usernames and passwords? Credential stuffing attacks can lead to account takeover fraud, from bank accounts to Netflix to Amazon.