Prevent
Identity Theft
Your identity can be abused in many different ways, and the damage can be lasting and significant. However, there are simple steps you can take to protect your identity from theft and misuse.
Recover
My Identity
Were you the victim of an identity crime? The ITRC can provide you with direct assistance, a custom remediation plan, and more resources.
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My Business
See how your business can leverage ITRC resources and help transform lives.
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NBC 4 Washington’s Susan Hogan talks to James E. Lee, COO of the Identity Theft Resource Center, about the ITRC inaugural 2021 Trends in Identity Report and the rise in account takeovers.

Mona Terry, Chief Victims Officer of Identity Theft Resource Center, speaks with DatingNews about the risks that daters face and ways to stay safe.

Raw data might not give a complete picture of the number of people affected by cyberattacks. Forty percent of data breach notices did not state information like attack vector or victim count.

ITRC COO James E. Lee talks with Investigate TV’s Rachel DePompa about the rise in social media scams the ITRC has seen, why it’s happening, and what people should do.

Fraud can significantly damage personal finances and credit scores, but the harm extends beyond the time and effort spent fixing the problem. It can lead to emotional and psychological problems.

