Your identity is uniquely yours – unless someone successfully steals it and leaves you with a nightmare scenario. Do everything you can to protect your identity. These very specific instructions will get you started.
There are five important US credit bureaus that collect and sell data about you using scoring algorithms that help organizations assess the risk of doing business with you. These data brokers make no data accuracy guarantees. It’s entirely on you to manage data accuracy and data access. These are the steps to take.
There are very specific, uncomplicated things you can do to make your banking more secure.
Your data sits behind a modern solution that requires a login, password, and MFA. And all someone has to do to sidestep all that is convince a support representative that they’re you. This article describes things you can do to add a little more defense.
Passwords are synonymous with authentication. But it’s too much for a person to create strong, unique passwords, remember them, and manage a secure and reliably successful second factor for each one. A password manager is a must. Here are tips to get the most from it.
Even the strongest, most complex, and best password ever can’t protect you if the organization is breached and passwords stolen. Protect your accounts with Multi-Factor Authentication. Here’s how.
