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Why Identity Protection Matters for Kids (A 2011 Perspective)

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● August 15, 2011

With a new school year about to start and identity theft against children on the rise, we have brought out from our archives a few choice articles concerning minors and keeping their personal data safe. It may seem that assuring your child’s personally identifying information (PII) is easy to keep secure. Perhaps you have their [...]

Crimeware: Identity Theft as a Service

Posted by: Matt Sarrel in: ● November 8, 2010

I have some bad news for you: Recent research shows that it has become far easier for thieves to steal your identity than it is for you to protect it. CA Technologies, maker of software used by large companies to manage and secure their networks, issued a report:  “State of the Internet 2010: A Report [...]

Why Identity Protection for Kids Matters

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● March 31, 2010

People blog. That may sound like an obvious statement, but it is worth repeating. From TheFutureBuzz blog, the statistics from the beginning of 2009 were as follows: 133,000,000 blogs were indexed by Technorati (a search engine specific to searching blogs) since 2002 346,000,000 people globally read blogs (from comScore March 2008) An average of 900,000 [...]

When the “Last Call” Could Be The First Mistake

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● March 22, 2010

Hollywood, as we all know, loves to tap the vein of “trendy” for everything it’s worth. This is nothing new if you look back on the history of cinema. Silent films gave way to Talkies. Black and white eventually yielded to color. Cinemascope gave moviegoers a wider perspective on things. Horror movies like The Tingler [...]

Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● March 3, 2010

If you are like us here at IDGuardian, you may be working on building yourself a Social Media presence. It could be for community outreach, a ways and means of increasing your business, or simply for fun. With any new technology, though, comes understanding; and sadly Social Media is becoming the proverbial “blinking 12:00 a.m.” [...]


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