Best Practices


The following Best Practices have been compiled by Ed Haag, a Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist with over 8 years experience in Identity Fraud. They provide a cross section of professional advise, common sense ideas, and behavioral changes we all need, to help Undo Identity Theft.

General

General

There are a number of general best practices for everyday life which everyone needs to be aware of...more >>

Cell Phones

Cell Phones

Always remember if someone has your cell phone number and it is active, it probably has value to some identity thief or scammer. Of particular interest is...more >>

Social Networks

Social Networks

With the ever growing popularity of social media sites, below are items to be considered for both the novice and the experienced individual while...more >>

Online

Online

There are a number of safeguards for the average user for online use. We strongly suggest that...more >>

Seniors

Seniors

Seniors are easy and likely targets for Identity Theft. For the purposes of these guidelines we are generally talking about...more >>

Seniors in Assisted Living

Seniors in Assisted Living

Seniors or disabled individuals living in an assisted living environment are easy and likely targets for Identity Theft. These living environments include...more >>

Passwords

Passwords

It is essential for passwords to be kept both secure and confidential. Remember words used in...more >>

Children

Children

They are easy targets because the crime can go undetected for years and they have clean history in terms of credit and employment. According to...more >>

Travel

Travel

While preparing for a trip of any kind either within the country or leaving the country, the following practices need to be followed. Identity thieves find...more >>

College

College

The college experience introduces new social interactions and personal responsibilities. These have an extreme impact whether the student is...more >>

Workplace

Workplace

The FTC estimates that half of all identity theft originates in the workplace. Remember your employer has considerable personal information about you and...more >>

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