Huge sales, must-have gifts, and rushing for last minute items. When shopping between stores, we’re often so focused on the activities of the holiday season that we can easily be distracted from financial and identity exposure.

W-2 documents, DOB and a Social Security number — tax filing can expose a substantial amount of personal information.

As a ramification of COVID-19, both employers and employees have struggled with falsified unemployment benefits, such as notifications of awarded benefits, payment details, or ATM cards.

A company data breach can take a toll on both the infrastructure and employee body. In this class, we discuss company data breach life cycles and the cost to its victims.

A worrisome trend has emerged; 50% of EAP identity theft calls have been related to bank account and device access scams

Estate planning is the process of preparing for end-of-life concerns and taking control of your legacy.

Every two seconds someone becomes a victim of identity theft. Knowing how to protect our identities and who to contact when victimized can seem difficult and time-consuming, but we’re here to show the easy-to-follow steps

For loved ones who have an inhibiting mental or physical condition, there are specific laws in place to protect their rights.

By human nature, we tend to delay end-of-life decisions until it’s too late.

It’s time to reconsider how safe it is to be sharing your private information on public platforms. In this class, our Fraud Resolution Specialist will discuss how oversharing can endanger personal and financial safety