If you didn’t already know, identity theft is a major problem. The Department of Justice estimates that over 17.5 million people are victims of one kind of identity theft or another every year. In 2014, the average monetary loss for victims was $1,343, though the …
Cyberthreats have been on the rise in the last few years and it’s only expected to get worse. Here are six big security risks you should be aware of: Social Engineering: Tricking employees into bypassing the usual security protocols Hacktivists: Hackers with a social or political …
Getting your driver’s license for the very first time is a big deal. For some people, getting a new picture on a driver’s license is a pretty big deal too. However excited you are about your new driver’s license though, make sure you don’t share …
We have all done it. You get ready to head to work, home, the ballgame, or any number of places when you say 4 of the most hated words in our culture, “I lost my phone”. To those people (more than likely 18 years …
Identity Theft is a very real threat in our society. Undoubtedly, you have read the staggering statistics regarding Identity Theft. If those facts do not make you step back a assess your current Insurance Program, I don’t know what will.
|More Identity Theft is a relatively new phenomenon. Unfortunately, this new phenomenon is also highly misunderstood by the general public. In Part One of our series on Identity Theft Protection, you learned some high level facts about Identity Theft and some various precautions you can …
Identity Theft is the number one white collar crime in the United States. According to the Federal Trade Commission, Over 10 Million people fall victim to Identity Theft each year. Stories of Identity Theft are all around.