Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● December 14, 2011
This blog post is submitted by Tim Rohrbaugh, Vice President of Information Security, Intersections Inc., following a panel discussion for the Practical Privacy Series hosted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals. What do you get when you cross a Privacy Professional, Security Professional, and a Government official? Anonymity in your own house after a year of [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● December 12, 2011
My child, the Digital Native. Her grandfather (my dad) is constantly amazed at what she can accomplish on the iPad. He claims it’s because the apple (pardon the pun) isn’t falling far from the tree. “I can’t do what you do,” my Dad tells me often. “You just sit behind a computer and just figure [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● December 6, 2011
Black Friday has come and gone, leaving in its wake record numbers, a hint of optimism on the stock market, and at least one story concerning overenthusiastic shoppers. Just because Black Friday 2011 is done, though, does not mean that holiday shopping has concluded. With a mere eighteen days remaining (and while that sounds like [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● July 29, 2011
Neal O’Farrell is a name that you all have grown to know through IDGuardian. He is a man of many accomplishments, including the founding of the Identity Theft Council, a grassroots organization formed to help local law enforcement combat identity theft. He is a man of many answers to your questions concerning cybercrime and identity [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● July 21, 2011
Today’s special blogpost — our 300th by the way — is about facing opposition and taking a stand. As some history buffs (and fans of a visually stunning 2007 summer blockbuster film) can tell you, the number “300” is quickly associated with a legendary battle between an invading army numbering in the hundreds of [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● July 1, 2011
About an hour ago, this appeared in my Facebook News Feed. Here are a few things to note about how this is revealed as a clickjacking scam: This is a supposed video tweet, but note under the link the main “home” for this URL is heading back to LinkedIn.com. An [...]
Posted by: Neal OFarrell in: ● May 18, 2011
Continuing this week’s attention to National Small Business Week, IDGuardian has stepped back into its video archives to present a special video replay of Neal O’Farrell and his advice for small businesses and strategies against identity theft, credit fraud, and security breaches. These audio and video columns can be listened and or viewed to in [...]