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https://www.cisecurity.org/daily-tip/protect-yourself-from-phishing-scams/
https://www.creditsesame.com/blog/credit/steps-take-immediately-victim-identity-theft/
https://jjie.org/2011/11/07/children-at-higher-risk-for-identity-theft-than-adults-study-says/
https://district158.learning.powerschool.com/lpyan/pyanconsumered2019/cms_page/view/43415875

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How do you protect yourself from phishing scams?

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How do you protect yourself from phishing scams?

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- Be cautious about all communications you receive. If it appears to be a phishing communication, do not respond. Delete it. You can also forward it to the Federal Trade Commission
- Do not click on any links listed in the email message, and do not open any attachments contained in a suspicious email.
- Do not enter personal information in a pop-up screen. Legitimate companies, agencies, and organizations don't ask for personal information via pop-up screens.

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Suppose you check your e-mail one day and find a message from your bank. You've gotten e-mail from them before, but this one seems suspicious, especially since it threatens to close your account if you don't reply immediately.

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A cyber-crime in which a target or targets are contacted by email, telephone or text message by someone posing as a legitimate institution to lure individuals into providing sensitive data such as personally identifiable information, banking and credit card details, and passwords.

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What do you do if you fall victim to identity theft?

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What do you do if you fall victim to identity theft?

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1.) Act immediately
2.) Keep a detailed record of correspondence and phone records
3.) Contact the 3 major credit bureaus and request a free fraud alert to be added to credit report
4.) Close ALL accounts which have been tampered with or opened fraudulently
5.) File a police report with the local police
6.) File a complain with the FTC

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How do you protect yourself from identity theft?

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How do you protect yourself from identity theft?

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-Use strong passwords
-Use a different password for different accounts
-Stay away from shady emails and links
-Never give out personal information
-Regularly check your credit reports
-Limit your exposure

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What ways can thieves obtain your personal information?  

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What ways can thieves obtain your personal information?  

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-Dumpster Diving
-Stealing your mail
-Stealing your wallet/purse
-Skimming Credit and Debit Card Numbers
-Phishing

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What age groups are mostly targeted for Identity Theft?  Why?

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What age groups are mostly targeted for Identity Theft?  Why?

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Children, even toddlers and infants are at risk for identity theft. Why? because there’s no process in place to double check what name and birth date are officially attached to each Social Security number. Which means, “as long as the identity thief has a Social Security number with a clean history, the thief can attach any name and date of birth to it.”

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When thieves steal your personal information in order to take over or open new accounts, file fake tax returns, rent or buy properties, or do other criminal things in your name.