Identity Theft

Identity Theft Protection

You can help protect your credit and your identity with ITAC Sentinel^® Plus Identity Theft Protection.

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Identity theft occurs when your personal information (anything from your Social Security or bank account numbers to your name and address) is stolen and the thief is able to use your information to commit fraud or theft, potentially damaging your credit record and good name in the process.

The most common examples of identity theft include credit card fraud, phone or utility fraud, bank fraud, employment-related fraud, government document or benefit fraud and loan fraud.

In the U.S. the total annual fraud amount increased by 12.5 percent to $54 billion in 2009.*

Identity theft is not strictly an online crime. Some of the most successful thieves employ low-tech methods such as stealing your mail, checking your garbage for receipts and statements or grabbing your purse or wallet.

Find out how you can protect yourself or your business:

*Javelin Strategy & Research 2010 Identity Fraud Survey Report.

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