Identity Theft Won't Happen To Me...

At least that's what most people think. Unfortunately, over the last 5 years, identity theft has impacted over 27 million Americans.

How do I become vulnerable to identity theft?

Your everyday activities can leave you exposed, unless you take the necessary precautions. Here are some common situations and what you can do about it:

• Your address gets changed without your knowledge: Law enforcement agencies agree that the key to identity theft is the misuse of consumer address and billing information.
  Protect yourself with identity theft monitoring
• You leave sensitve data unsecured on your computer: Hackers know where you store data like passwords on your computer. This makes it easy for them to find & steal this information.
  Securely encrypt passwords and files
• Your computer is getting cluttered from web browsing: Not only does this slow down your computer, it leaves traces of your identity behind, making you vulnerable to identity theft.
  Clean off traces of your identity.
• You are donating or getting rid of your computer: Identity thieves love discarded computers! This is because they can very easily steal your identity unless you wipe your data first.
  Learn how WipeDrive protects you from identity theft.

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