Reducing Your Risk of Identity Theft
Others can get your personal information in many ways including
data breaches discarded documents stolen wallets/purses stolen mail phishingWhile you can't always prevent identity theft, you can reduce your risk.
Read MoreHearing on Data Breaches, Panel One: Data Breach Law and Identity Theft Prevention: Testimony to the U.S. Senate Judiciary and Banking Committees
Chairpersons Jackson and Correa, and members of the Senate Judiciary and Banking Committees:
Thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the topic of data breaches.
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An On-the-Ground Look at Consumer Impacts of Data Breaches: Speech at the National Academies of Sciences Forum
National Academies of Sciences Forum
Data Breach Aftermath and Recovery for Individuals and Institutions
“An On-the-Ground Look at Consumer Impacts of Data Breaches”
Presentation by Beth Givens, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
January 12, 2016
Federal Data Breach Legislation: A Step Backward for Consumers
Data breaches make the news almost daily, and it is highly likely you have been the victim of one or more. In 2015, both the White House and Congress have responded to the attention surrounding data breaches. Read More
Federal Trade Commission Releases Details of Settlement Agreement with Equifax for 2017 Data Breach
Today, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shared details of the $425 million settlement it reached with Equifax for its 2017 data breach exposing perso Read More
Data Breach Readiness and Follow-up: Being Prepared for the Inevitable: Presentation to the Association of Information Technology Professionals
Association of Information Technology Professionals
San Diego Chapter
Cyber Liability Event, San Diego, California, July 23, 2014
Data Breach Readiness and Follow-up: Being Prepared for the Inevitable
Read MoreFederal Trade Commission Walks Back Messaging Around Equifax Settlement
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently released details of its settlement agreement with Equifax concerning its 2017 data breach exposing the sensitive personal information of more than 147 million Americans. Read More