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This episode features Neal O’Farrell, a nationally recognized expert on cybercrime and identity theft. Neal is a board member of the Center for Information Security Awareness and the first to train an entire police department in identity theft awareness. That program has since been used by more than 200 police departments and academies, as well as the FBI, the DMV, and U.S. Attorney’s Office.

From the IDGuardian Administrators: Due to the timeliness of this subject matter, IDGuardian has released this morning’s column as a podcast. Have a listen and share with those in your network these helpful Holiday shopping tips from security authority, Neal O’Farrell.

 

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