Posted by: Neal OFarrell in: ● December 28, 2011
We’ve covered the problem of “insider” identity theft – theft committed by people we would otherwise trust including family, friends, co-workers, and employees. Unfortunately, this type of crime is still on the rise and some of the cases can turn into personal tragedies. The recent arrest of a Radio Shack customer service representative is another [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● June 15, 2011
Summer is about to begin (although with record breaking temperatures, it feels like it’s here already), and now both individuals and families turn their thoughts to the big getaway. Travel plans are confirmed, bags are packed, and all that’s left on the “To Do” list is to hit the road for destinations far and wide. [...]
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Posted by: Neal OFarrell in: ● December 9, 2010
Numerous studies in the last few years into the causes and origins of identity theft have led to many sad conclusions. One of the saddest is that if you’re a victim of identity theft, there’s a very good chance that the thief is close by – a family member, friend, neighbor, or even co-worker. This [...]
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● November 30, 2009
The holiday’s bring out feelings of commonwealth, community, and goodwill. For those of you joining us here at IDGuardian.com, we hope that you have benefited from the security tips and tactics discussed here every week. But what about kids? Does your child have a shredder in their room? (Considering the last hairdo your child performed [...]
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