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How can you protect yourself from identity theft?
In this video the U.S. Treasury Department explains the steps you can take to protect yourself from identity theft.
In this video the U.S. Treasury Department explains the steps you can take to protect yourself from identity theft.
When you enroll in our program one of the major benefits you receive is our Early ALERT™ system. Your identity is protected using a time tested algorithm as pictured below.
There are a lot of companies that promise identity theft protection and insurance. Some of them are good, and some are not. When you chose Identity Castle’s Identity Ease program you get the benefit of our balanced protection through Early ALERTâ„¢, Insurance, Restoration and Education.
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Six compelling facts about identity theft over the past couple of years.
FACT: Identity fraud is on the rise, affecting nearly10 million victims in 2008-a 22% increase from 2007 (Javelin Strategy and Research, 2009)
FACT: Fraudster obtains personal information of a True Person and their credit account information by changing address on their account(s).
FACT: Physical address change remains the main method of account takeover (Javelin Strategy and Research, 2009)
FACT: The average victim spends 330 hours repairing their identity (ITRC Aftermath Study, 2004)
FACT: 71% of fraud occurs within a week of stealing a victim’s personal data.
FACT: In 2008, more than 35 million data records were compromised in corporate and government data breaches (ITRC)