Posts Tagged ‘kids’
IN THE HEADLINES: Sheer Luck Uncovers Plot to Steal Identities of Kids Fighting Cancer
Posted by: Neal OFarrell in: ● August 20, 2010
As any cop will tell you, there’s no such thing as a routine traffic stop. You always have to be prepared for surprises, and a simple traffic stop in New Jersey might have thwarted a heartless scam focused on the identities of young cancer victims and their parents. When cops in New Jersey pulled over [...]
Following Young Indiana Jones: International Travel with Kids (Part I)
Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● August 2, 2010
International vacations, in the early days of commercial flight, were once reserved for an exclusive few. As depicted in Young Indiana Jones, children rarely got the chance to span the globe; but when they did, exciting situations would unfold. Today, with air fares becoming more affordable and the Internet connecting cultures more readily, young people [...]
Identity Safety for Your Child
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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