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Beware Disaster Related Fraud and Scams

by Robin Slade

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The Boston and Texas tragedies remind us that when disaster strikes, we are not always prepared to deal with the magnitude of the chaotic wake that follows such events in our communities … Continue Reading

Prevention vs. Cure: Facing the Worst-Case Scenario

by ID Experts

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There’s an old saying: “There’s no such thing as bad PR.” Well, it’s not true, at least where healthcare is concerned. While starlets and bloggers may thrive on scandal and controversy, consumers look to their healthcare providers for reliable, quality care and privacy. … Continue Reading

Survey Sheds New Light on Child Identity Theft

by Joanna Crane

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Child identity theft has seen an increase in public awareness, legislative activity, and research in the past few years. The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice’s Office for Victims of Crime’s 2011 forum, Stolen Futures: A Forum on Child Identity Theft, identified … Continue Reading

It’s Time for Your 2013 Anti-Fraud Check Up!

by J_Pratt

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You’ve opened all the presents, finished off all the holiday goodies and bid farewell to 2012. Hello 2013! Have you updated your fraud defenses for the New Year? Well, let’s take a look…

First, let’s check your online situation…. … Continue Reading

Tis’ the Season for Online Shopping: Why You Should Give Your Debit Card a Break

by Rueben Rodriguez

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Let’s all go and do some on-line shopping!! The holidays are upon us and wouldn’t you know it, the retailers are trying to entice us by moving up their … Continue Reading

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The powerful attack on the Internet last week raised many questions — who did it? how did it happen? and could it happen again? Some of those answers are still unknown and could be for awhile. But what is known is that the Internet attack involved millions and millions of computers around the world. And we’re learning that not all of the computers involved are those of companies — some of the computers used, as well as other devices, are ones in people’s homes.

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Prevention vs. Cure: Facing the Worst-Case Scenario

There’s an old saying: “There’s no such thing as bad PR.” Well, it’s not true, at least where healthcare is concerned. While starlets and bloggers may thrive on scandal and controversy, consumers look to their healthcare providers for reliable, quality care and privacy. … Continue Reading

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