5 Identity Theft Facts That Will Terrify You
May 21, 2015
The cost of a data breach is going up across the globe, and companies in the U.S. end up paying the most when sensitive records are exposed.
May 21, 2015
March 13, 2015
March 13, 2015
The cost of a data breach is going up across the globe, and companies in the U.S. end up paying the most when sensitive records are exposed.
When it comes to identity theft, the damage can be life-changing. Here are five scary facts about the crime, and how to be proactive.
Is there a downside to putting a favorite image -- or even one of your own mug -- on your credit card?
There are many actions you can take to prevent fraud after your personal information is stolen, but even the strongest measures aren't perfect solutions.
Identity theft poses a huge risk to your children's financial future, but it could make a mess of your taxes, too.
While most of us would prefer to get fewer bills, not getting a bill for something you owe can be costly.
The nation's second-largest health insurer has suffered a cyberattack that might become the largest hacking headache ever for American consumers.
Elder financial abuse is a big problem that’s getting bigger. Here are some of the horror stories from family and friends who are on the front lines.
It’s illegal to robocall a cellphone without permission, but banks want to change that so they can notify you of a breach or fraud. Is this a good thing?
A woman's Social Security number was misused by more than 40,000 people after her employer used it to sell wallets.
