ID Theft Resource Center

Using their own first-party data — along with Amazon’s purchase graph, Google’s search graph, Facebook’s social graph, etc. — companies know a lot about you.

Fraudsters can use your email address to target you with scams, hack your accounts, or worse — unless you follow these steps to stay safe.

The contents of your wallet can open you up to financial fraud or even identity theft. Follow these steps as soon as you realize your wallet is missing.

With online scams on the rise, it’s crucial to protect yourself against fraud. But is identity theft protection worth it? Let’s find out.

If you’re struggling with a low credit score or were the victim of fraud, you might be considering a credit repair company — but not all of them are safe.

Your digital footprint contains information about who you are, your web browsing history, and more. Learn how to find out what’s in your footprint.