New Threats in the Fight Against Identity Theft

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computer security, data privacy, identity theft

Think keeping your finances entirely offline will protect you from identity theft? Think again. In some cases, it may actually put you at greater risk.

New Online Course for Private Investigators: Identity Theft Investigations

13 Jan 2015

Hal Humphreys

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identity theft, investigator continuing education, PI Education, private investigations

Introducing PI Education's newest online course for professional investigators: Conducting Identity Theft Investigations

ID Theft Tops List of FTC Consumer Complaints

17 Mar 2013

Guest Author

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Federal Trade Commission, fraud, identity theft

For the 13th consecutive year, consumers report identity theft more than any other type of complaint in a national report by the Federal Trade Commission.

Legislation Targeting Identity Theft Through Digital Copy Machines

05 Jun 2012

Bruce Hulme

identity theft, information security, legislation, privacy

Assembly Democrats Paul Moriarty, Herb Conaway, M.D., and Dan Benson sponsored A-1238 to combat identity theft by requiring the hard drives of all digital copy machines to be wiped clean to protect sensitive, personal information. The bill was approved 51-28 on May 31by the

New Senate Data Security and Data Breach Bill Introduced

03 Aug 2011

L Scott Harrell

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data, identity theft, information security, ISPLA, privacy, security

On July 28, Senators Tom Carper (D-DE.) and Roy Blunt (R-MO) reintroduced S. 1434, the Data Security Act of 2011, to protect consumers and businesses from identity theft and account fraud. The bill would require entities such as financial establishments, retailers, and federal

identity theft