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The Cost Of A Security Data Breach Response Is Now Substantially Lower Despite their best efforts, hundreds of businesses are being hit daily with the realization that they have failed to maintain the trust that employees and consumers should expect by allowing personal, confidential information to leave their care. (full story)

Spyware and Identity Theft Neal Walters, AARP Public Policy Institute - May 2006   The Federal Trade Commission has proposed defining spyware as “software that aids in gathering information about a person or organization without their knowledge and that may send such information to another entity without the consumer's consent, or that asserts control over a computer without the consumer's knowledge.”   (full story)

Security Breaches and Identity Theft Neal Walters, AARP Public Policy Institute - The public is growing more concerned as a number of security breaches involving high profile organizations have recently been widely publicized in the media. (full story)

Free Credit Report Seen the TV Advertisements... (full story)

Types Of Identity Theft L. Britnell - The crime of Identity Theft and Identity Fraud usually falls into one of five primary categories.  Some cases can, and often do, involve multiple categories. (full story)

Life Blocking Fraud Alerts... What do they really do Sally King, NXG Strategies A fraud alert is a flag that you can put on your credit file to indicate that you may be at risk of becoming a victim of identity theft. (full story)

The Difference Between ID Theft Insurance and an ID Theft Program By Mark Pribish, Director of Identity Theft Management Services  Merchants Information Solutions, Inc. There have been some recent news articles questioning why an individual consumer would or should purchase an identity theft insurance policy.  (full story)

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