Ways To Use the
Identity Protection Plan

Strategies to help protect your identity and your peace of mind.

Signs that you're a medical identity theft victim and actions to take.

The holidays are a prime season for identity theft. Follow these 5 holiday shopping tips from IDShield to help protect your identity this holiday season.

Is someone claiming a tax refund in your name? 5 ways to protect yourself from this type of cybercrime.

Hackers can trick your carrier into transferring your account and phone number to a SIM card they control. Learn about SIM swap scams and protection to ensure your security.

Connecting to public Wi-Fi is convenient, but it puts you at risk for a data breach. Here's why you want VPN protection.

Dating apps present a convenient way to meet potential romantic partners but may pose a risk to your personal data. These platforms are favored by bad actors who often exploit users, secure their private info, then attack. Here are 5 ways to protect yourself when using dating apps and websites.

In today's digital world, your online reputation matters. IDShield's Reputation Management service helps individuals take control of their online persona and ensure their online reputation is protected.

Over one million minors have their identity stolen each year, and most victims are under age seven. Take a minute to learn how to protect them.

You can reduce the chances of your data being leaked in a company data breach by asking businesses the right questions before sharing your personal information.

Five ways to protect your privacy when surfing the internet, using voice assistants, and other devices.

Find out about The Dark Web and how to protect your data from getting there.

Before you leave for vacation, take a few minutes to learn some basic identity protection measures.

If your phone is dying faster than usual or running slowly, you may have been hacked. See how hackers access your phone and what you can do to protect yourself.

A bundle of your personally identifiable information sells for about $60 on the dark web. Passports or medical records can fetch over $1,000 each. Here are 5 ways to help protect your identity and online privacy.

These steps can help you protect yourself from cyberattacks and identity theft.

Home title fraud occurs when someone obtains the title of your property—typically by stealing your identity—to transfer ownership of your property title to their name.

Unemployment fraud is a common form of identity theft. Here are 5 steps to guide you through this identity theft matter.

IDShield makes privacy easy and now our privacy check feature makes it even easier. Shopping, scrolling, posting, or just working online—you are not alone.

Have you noticed suspicious activity on your computer? Hackers can access your device and compromise your personal information and privacy. Identifying the signs of a hack and taking prompt action can help minimize the damage.

To stop a scam, you must firstlearn to spot one. Here are main hallmarks of cons to watch for and detect.

Your credit report is crucial in determining your financial prospects, influencing loan approvals and job opportunities, and other significant life decisions. However, errors or inaccuracies can hinder your progress.‍ Monitoring your credit report regularly can help identify and rectify issues, leading to better financial opportunities and peace of mind. Learn more.

Has your email account ever been hacked? If you answered "yes", you may have been the victim of a cyberattack. In today’s world, these hack attempts are becoming increasingly common and serve as a reminder for us all to be vigilant and take extra precautions to ensure our privacy is protected.