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Identity theft may be prelude to more serious crime
Los Angeles Times
By Kathy M. Kristof Personal Finance Identity theft may be the financial world’s equivalent of a staph infection. Just when you thought you had a handle on …
Shredder Event Helps Folks Prevent Identity Theft
13wmaz
… dropped off old documents, including tax papers, credit card statements, and anything containing names and addresses, to help prevent identity theft. …
Identity theft brings CPS into woman’s life
Examiner.com
Once she looked into the telephone call, she realized she had been the victim of medical identity theft. The thief used Sachs’ name and medical insurance to …
OUR VIEW: Give our employers the right tools
Fremont Tribune
Identity theft plays a big role in why E-Verify has a large error rate. In its present form, it can’t detect that. Yet making the identity theft database …
Bill could obstruct accurate reporting
Tulsa World
Leftwich has said she authored the bill, which would make secret public employees’ birth dates, over identity theft concerns. The Oklahoma Public Employees …
FTC Slams LifeLock with $11 Million Fine
Hard OCP
We’ve all seen the commercials advertising LifeLock as the savior of identity theft and would pay out high sums of money if a breach occurred. …
IBM is Most Trusted IT Company According to Consumer Survey
TTKN News
The survey also noted that identity theft is a top area of concern among consumers with fifty-nine percent of the respondents indicating that fear of …
Maryland/Israel Development Center to connect Israeli, Maryland cyber security …
Examiner.com
From an individual standpoint, cyber security is necessary to prevent identity theft, to stop perpetrators from placing viruses on our computers and …
Mistrust of census process is misplaced, officials say
HeraldNet
“This is the first post-9-11 census and this is the first census where there are a lot of questions about confidential information and identity theft,” he …
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