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Zappos Trust Gets Zapped – The Real Cost of Identity Theft

By | January 20th, 2012|Uncategorized|

By John Sileo, Experian consumer security expert Let’s say you ordered winter boots for your spouse on Zappos.com (now part of Amazon), which has world-class customer service. You don’t really even shop the competition because someplace in your brain you already trust Zappos to deliver as they always have. Your unquestioned confidence in Zappos is [...]

iPad Vampires: 7 Simple Security Settings to Stop Data Suckers

By | January 18th, 2012|Uncategorized|

By John Sileo, Experian consumer security expertInformation is the currency and lifeblood of the modern economy and, unlike the industrial revolution, data doesn’t shut down at dinnertime. As a result, the trend is towards hyper-mobile computing – smartphones and tablets – that connect us to the Internet and a limitless transfusion of information 24-7. It [...]

Tips for the Business Traveler: Part II

By | January 12th, 2012|Uncategorized|

By John Sileo, Experian consumer security expertIdentity theft rates skyrocket for travelers. As USA Today noted in a recent article about the topic: Experts say business travelers are especially vulnerable because they increasingly rely on electronic devices that easily can be lost or hacked. Credant Technologies, a data-protection company, found that travelers have lost 11,000 [...]

Stratfor Subcriber Support Information

By | December 30th, 2011|Uncategorized|

If you are a Stratfor subscriber who has been offered Experian's free identity protection service, you may sign up at www.experianpartnersolutions.com/stratfor.If you have questions about signing up for this service, or did not get an email with details on how to sign up, please contact Experian at support@csid.com or call one of the following numbers:Ireland: +353 01800816049United [...]

College Students Can Destroy Financial Future with Poor Choices

By | December 15th, 2011|Uncategorized|

By John Sileo, [cc id='csid'] consumer security expertCollege is the perfect period of life to begin sound financial practices including protecting privacy. Not only are college students vulnerable, but they are impressionable and well positioned to learn strong habits that will last them a lifetime. As students launch into independence, we, as parents, hope to give [...]

Tips for the Business Traveler: Part I

By | December 15th, 2011|Uncategorized|

By John Sileo, Experian consumer security expertData theft has serious implications for business travelers, including a high risk for identity theft. I have a personal experience with identity theft while traveling – it occurred during a trip to Orlando to, ironically, give a speech about avoiding identity theft. Read more about that experience in a [...]

Put Up Your Festivus Pole, Deck the Halls, Spin the Dreidel, and Avoid ID Theft

By | December 9th, 2011|Uncategorized|

The Holiday Season is finally upon us. With Chanukah beginning this week, and Christmas and New Year’s just around the corner, shopping is coming (if it hasn’t already) into full swing. As we all look forward (maybe) to spending time with family and friends, we should also be mindful of identity theft. The Holiday Season is [...]

CSID New Faces: Amanda Nevins, CFO

By | November 29th, 2011|Uncategorized|

Amanda Nevins is one of Experian’s newest faces after joining the team back in October as CFO. She brings to the table a wealth of experience from prior finance positions at international, high growth companies such as Rackspace and Zappos.com.New to Austin and new to Experian, we sat down with Amanda to find out more [...]

Do You Know Who (Or What) Your Friends Are?

By | November 7th, 2011|Uncategorized|

With more than 800 million users worldwide, Facebook has become the defacto standard in social networking platforms.  One of its most important features, the ability to quickly and easily scan whether or not you know people by looking at common connections, has expanded networks across the entire world. You all know this already…  but how [...]

The Changing Landscape of Spam

By | October 19th, 2011|Uncategorized|

PC Mag recently published an infographic that visualizes a study by Commtouch about “The State of Hacked Accounts.” Commtouch collected data from email users who have had their email accounts hacked to draw conclusions about email security and the motives of email hackers.Findings: The study found that two-thirds of hacked email accounts are used to [...]

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