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Recognizing the tactics used by attackers and understanding how they work together can help us avoid them.
Learn what is a scam and how to protect yourself from scammers and fraudsters targeting your personal information.
Learn how healthcare data breaches and the data stolen create a variety of future fraud risks for victims.
Identity thieves are interested in children’s identities because they are a blank slate; they don’t have a credit.
Social media privacy is a big problem because many of us share too many personal details online.
Social engineering means fooling people, including children, into giving away their personal info online. The results can be serious.
Here are some tips to help caregivers protect older adults from becoming victims of senior fraud.
Last year saw a historic number of data breaches that exposed the personal information of millions of individuals to possible risk.