Introduction Back in the 1980s, as personal computers started to proliferate in everyday society, the problem of unauthorized access to medical information started to become a very real threat. By the mid-1990s, when it became impossible to run a medical office without digitizing each patient’s health record, the problem came to a head. Those who worked in the industry
So, you pull your credit one month during your normal process of credit monitoring, and you notice the worst possible scenario – you see accounts opened that you know for a fact that you did not open. You have become the victim of identity theft. Now, while your first reaction may be to panic and start making phone calls
Introduction It’s 2019, and let’s face it, identity theft happens every day that ends in “Y,” millions of times over. In fact, it is so ubiquitous in our digital lives that, according to The Identity Theft Center, it has ranked number one on the FTC’s list of reported crimes for fifteen years straight! It is likely that you
