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Unencrypted card information continues to be stored by many companies

clock December 6, 2012 12:00 by author Dave King
A new report indicates that companies haven't made much progress this year in reducing the amount of unencrypted account information on their computer networks.In its latest study of how merchants and other businesses handle unencrypted primary account numbers, the data security firm SecurityMetrics found that more than 70 percent of companies ... [More]

Identity theft perpetrators ran crime ring from prison

clock December 5, 2012 07:00 by author Dave King
Victims of identity theft can attest to the crime being one that can be perpetrated anywhere, at any time and against anyone, underscoring the importance for individuals to keep a watch on bank and credit card statements.In fact, two men recently proved the crime can be committed from a prison cell. Angus Brown and Arman Sharopetrosian, two alleged... [More]

Privacy and public image

clock December 4, 2012 09:30 by author Dave King
The purpose of identity verification and background checks for employment is to ensure safety and determine eligibility for employment, housing or credit. Options for confirming identifications vary from official credit checks and consultation of legal records to software and websites. Some internet ID verification companies may offer misleading in... [More]

Offline methods still most prevalent form of identity theft

clock December 3, 2012 09:30 by author Dave King
As the internet expands in terms of the number of users and services available, security experts are growing increasingly worried over the safety of consumers' personal information and the odds of identity theft.However, a recent study from Travelers Insurance reveals that Americans are still the most at risk of being victims of identity theft ... [More]

Loan company sued for improper disposal of consumer credit data

clock December 3, 2012 08:15 by author Dave King
An Illinois-based payday loan company is in hot water and facing up to $101,500 in fines for improperly disposing of sensitive consumer information. [More]

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