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Child Identity Theft
Children can also be victims of identity theft, and in some cases the perpetrator may be a family member or someone known by the family.
Criminal Identity Theft
Unexpectedly failed an employment background check or learned there was a warrant out for your arrest? You might be a victim of criminal identity theft.
Elderly Identity Theft
Criminals target older adults for financial exploitation for a variety of reasons. In many cases, the thief is a relative, friend or caretaker.
Financial Identity Theft
Found a suspicious charge on your financial account statement? Been denied a credit card or loan? You might be a victim of financial identity theft.
Government Identity Theft
Tax return or government benefits denied? Someone might be using your information to commit government identity theft.
Identity Theft
When someone wrongfully obtains and uses a person’s Personally Identifying Information (PII) for fraud, scams or cyber-crime.
Medical Identity Theft
Insurance statements from a doctor’s appointment or hospital visit you never took? You might be a victim of medical identity theft.
Military Identity Theft
No one is immune to identity theft and members of the military are particularly vulnerable to it, especially while they’re on deployment.
Scams
Impostors use emails, text messages, phone calls and other methods to trick you into giving up personal information. Stay up-to-date on the latest scam tactics.
