How IdentityForce keeps your identity safe
Our solution utilizes two-factor authentication to protect member accounts. Members must provide a one-time verification code when logging in, which is sent to them via text, email or phone. This additional verification step makes it harder for would-be attackers to access a member’s account. Learn more about two-factor authentication here.
We operate a risk-based information systems security management program that uses industry standards and best practices to protect member data, such as:
Your personal information remains in our system after the account cancellation to facilitate fast, easy account reactivation if needed (e.g. you receive a breach notification or are the victim of a scam).
Details of the related privacy policies are available at this page for Sontiq, a TransUnion company, which manages our identity protection solutions.
Our responsibility is to protect member data from unauthorized access, and we take that responsibility seriously. Here are some of the regulations, standards, and/or laws with which IdentityForce is required to comply:
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.