Fraud & Consumer Protection

In this week’s scam, you receive a text message that says you have an unpaid invoice, fee, or toll. It seems legitimate because the text message appears to come from a local organization, such as your government’s toll service, tax office, or postal service.

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The bottom line: There are far too many robocalls serving as fronts for scams, and they may not be as obvious as in the example above.

Don’t get caught! Here’s what you need to know about robocall scams and how to avoid falling victim.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, enhancing productivity, and making our lives more convenient. But with every technological advancement comes a darker side. 

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Discovering fraud on your accounts can feel like a disaster—but taking immediate action can help minimize the damage. Read more...

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The dark web is the deepest layer of the internet that isn’t visible to the average browser. Unfortunately, the dark web is full of illegal activities and crimes. Learn more about the dark web and how you can protect your information from being snared.

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You may have seen in the news that data breaches are happening more frequently or received a letter that your personal information may have been compromised.  The details vary, but in each breach, thousands, millions or even billions of victims’ sensitive information is compromised exposing them to identity theft.  Learn how to protect yourself if this happens to you.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we live and work. Unfortunately, though, it’s also revolutionizing the way scammers play their games. Here’s what you need to know about AI fraud and how to protect yourself.

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Though the internet offers a wealth of information and conveniences, its mostly unregulated and anonymous framework is an identity thief’s dream. Here are just a few six simple steps to protect yourself online.

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Shopping online is very similar to shopping at kiosks, in shops and in malls. Personal and financial safety is always of great importance, but it’s easy to forget about safety when we’re distracted or in a rush.  Trusting your intuition is a very useful safety measure … assuming you pay attention to it.

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Summertime often means vacation time. It’s a happy, fun time of year – but it’s also a time when you really need to go the extra mile to protect yourself from identity theft. Here are some common-sense pointers you can follow to keep your identity your own.

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