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Looking Ahead to a New School Year

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● August 22, 2011

With two weeks of summer remaining, our attentions begin to turn to what is coming after the extended Labor Day weekend. There is the weather turning to cooler (and after our summer here, welcomed) temperatures. For sports fans it’s The World Series in baseball, while football fans (thankfully) look forward to the beginning of the [...]

Spring: A Season for Sun, Students, and Scams

Posted by: ID Guardian in: ● March 11, 2011

March ushers in warmer temperatures, a deep-seeded passion for college hoops, and a change from the bleakness of Winter to something brighter and livelier. March also means students begin planning for their Spring Break destinations. Some may head down south to Key West or even further into the tropics. Some may set their week-long respite [...]

As we posted last week on our Twitter feed, Federal agents tracking an international identity theft ring recently arrested two Vietnamese students attending Minnesota’s Winona State University. As this story dominates the headlines, the more we find out about this incredible online scam. The students are suspected of being involved in global crime ring that [...]

From our home office of Intersections Inc, Senior Vice President of Operations Andy Gerry was recently featured on NBC as part of a national media piece discussing kids and identity theft. Take a look at this in-depth piece of a topic that we at ID Guardian are watching closely and continuing to report and comment [...]

Footprints to a College Graduate’s Social Media Profile (Part I)

Posted by: Michael Stanfield in: ● March 24, 2010

Millions of college graduates getting ready to embark upon the real world this year will find they are fighting for positions within an increasingly competitive job market. New suits, polished resumes, determination, optimism, and persistence can make all the difference in making it to the second interview… …but it’s that first interview that will prove [...]


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