Get More Protection with a step-by-step Personalized Action Plan tailored to your Dark Web exposure.
66% of consumers claim they don’t know what to do to protect their identity, don’t be one of them.
(Source, TransUnion Consumer pulse survey, Q1 2023, n=2,282)
You get a Personalized Action Plan and Personalized Identity Safety Score based on your actual breach history.
Unlimited access to daily TransUnion® credit reports and 24/7 Dark Web monitoring and alerts.
Identity Monitoring, Fraud Prevention and Theft Recovery for You and Your Family.
Your private data shouldn’t be free for the taking. Discover breaches that may have access to your credit details, PINs, passwords, medical records, family info and more.
Beat identity theft––without the fight. Custom, straightforward response plans explain exactly how you regain control over your data if it’s stolen.
With dedicated restoration specialist and up to $2,000,000 ID theft insurance, we are here to restore your identity so you can get back to life.
Starting at $19.90 per month, get award-winning identity theft protection from a provider with 19 years experience.
† Coverage varies in New York
†† All 3 national credit bureaus: TransUnion®, Experian®, and Equifax®
† Coverage varies in New York
†† All 3 national credit bureaus: TransUnion®, Experian®, and Equifax®
Whether you have our solution or not, here are some immediate steps you can take:
1. Lock down the problem account | If you know where the theft occurred, contact the organization, dispute the charges and ask to lock or close the account.
2. Sign up for a credit monitoring service if it is available to you | Over 400 million people were affected by a data breach in 2022. If you receive a breach alert, read it carefully. If it includes an offer of free credit monitoring, sign up.
3. Read credit card and bank statements to look for unauthorized charges | Review your active, dormant and infrequently used accounts. If you see anything amiss, contact your financial institution and work with them to safeguard your account.
4. Request a credit report from all three major reporting agencies | You’re entitled to at least one free credit report from each agency (TransUnion®, Experian® and Equifax®) per year, which you can request at the official site, AnnualCreditReport.com. Review your reports to look for any accounts you don’t recognize, which could indicate potentially fraudulent activity.
5. Contact the Federal Trade Commission | To file a report for a stolen identity, visit IdentityTheft.gov or call 1-877-ID-THEFT (438-4338). For credit card fraud, in which only a single account was compromised, an FTC report may not be warranted.
6. Call your local police department to file a report | Notify your local law enforcement agency and file a police report. Have your identity theft report from the FTC on hand when you do so. The police report will be an important document to have when dealing with banks, credit agencies and potential bill collectors.
7. Request fraud alerts from the three major credit bureaus | Contact one of the national credit reporting agencies to place a fraud alert on your file. This alert will make it more difficult for new credit applications to be accepted without additional verification. The notice stays on your record for one year, giving you time to work on clearing your name. You can also renew the alert once the initial year is up.
For an added layer of protection, you can freeze your credit, which blocks third parties whose use is not exempt under law from accessing your credit report. This can reduce the chance that a new account can be opened in your name. It’s free to freeze and unfreeze your credit, and it won’t affect your credit score.
8. Implement the following preventative security measures | Adopt these proven protective habits:
When enrolling in our identity protection service, you can opt to enroll your children, which protects their future credit scores and personal information. Features include:
Learn more about the harmful effects of child identity theft and some simple steps you can take at home to protect their personal information.
You can add dependent children through the Dashboard under My Account / Family Protection, or you can contact Member Services at memberservices@identityforce.com or 877-694-3367.
Our team will reach out to you and we won’t close your case until both you and a Restoration Representative agree that the existing case has been resolved. Otherwise, the case stays open and we’ll keep working to resolve it. If fraudulent activity reappears on a closed case and your membership is still active, we’ll reopen the case and reactivate our Restoration services.
Here are just some of the services we provide to deliver the assurance, confidence, and increased protection we all need in today’s digitized world:
The credit scores provided are based on the VantageScore® 3.0 model. Lenders use a variety of credit scores and are likely to use a credit score different from VantageScore® 3.0 to assess your creditworthiness.