Millions of people have been victimized by identity theft. Identity theft occurs when someone steals your private information, such as your driver’s license or Social Security number, and uses that data for his or her own personal gain, to open credit accounts or take out loans in your name.
Editors Note: The use of Social Security Numbers (SSNs) has become ubiquitous in various aspects of our lives, from job applications to gym memberships. However,
In today’s digital landscape, where cyber threats are constantly evolving, safeguarding your business assets is of paramount importance. One effective security measure that can significantly
People take vacations to explore new places, get away from the daily grind, or just plain relax. But even when relaxation is your goal, you
In 2017, 16.7 million people were victims of identity theft, suffering a record $16.8 billion in losses. Today, many of our standard transactions like banking, bill paying,
Scores of Americans are worried about the latest huge cyber hack in the U.S., an Equifax data breach that could impact up to 143 million
Equifax, one the nation’s largest credit reporting agencies, suffered a massive data breach that affected up to 143 million Americans – nearly half the population in the United States. Here’s a look at both sides, in the hopes that Equifax and other organizations will learn some do’s and don’ts when the next inevitable data breach occurs.
Hackers have victimized tens of millions of Americans lately by stealing personal information ranging from credit card accounts to Social Security numbers. With such information,
The IRS says that millions of people have become victims of con artists that have used the victim’s social security numbers to file taxes. Once
Imagine filing your federal taxes with the Internal Revenue Service, only to have your tax return rejected because some crook has already used your Social
By Eva Velasquez The term “privacy is dead or is dying” has been bandied around for the last few years. It makes me wonder if
When one of my sisters recently tried to file her taxes ahead of the April 15th tax-deadline, she got a nasty surprise from her accountant:
Identity theft is once again the top consumer complaint in America, according to data received by the Federal Trade Commission and released in the agency’s 2012
If your Social Security card gets stolen or someone picks up your Social Security number from a confidential document, they may use it to steal
Tax fraud is on the rise, according to federal authorities. Before the April 15 tax-filing deadline arrives, scores of Americans will become victims of
The IRS has just announced a nationwide crackdown on identity thieves who steal other people’s tax refund checks or misuse the Social Security numbers of
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