Cyber Security

Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One Experian- PROTECTMY ID Apartof Experian Brougbt to you by: ProtectMyID™ IDENTITY THEFT IN VIEW Identity Theft The FTC 5OCIAL SECURITY estimates that as many as 9 million Americans NCHN O SMITH have their identities stolen each year. REPORTED COMPLAINTS IN 2010 As reported to the FTC #1 Complaint IDENTITY THEFT 11 Years in a Row 11% Debt Collection 5% Internet Services and Prizes, Sweepstakes and Lotteries 4% Shop-at-Home, Catalog Sales, Impostor Scams and Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers, Counterfeit Check Scams and Telephone/Mobile Services 2% Credit Cards cyber security Survey Results 50% ACCESS AND THEIR BANK ACCOUNT $ITES WITH CONSIDERABLE PERSONAL FINANTIAL DATA BY MOBILE PHONE AND/OR TABLET 90% OWN A LAPTOP OR PC 49% OWN A SMART PHONE Set Passcode 54% SIXTY SIX PERCENT REPORT USING THE SAME PAS5 WORD DO NOT USE A PASSWORD TO LOCK THEIR PHONE AND/OR TABLET AMONG THE LEAST LIKELY TO REPORT E w USING A PASSWORD 59. 58. FOR AT LEAST TWO ACCOUNTS 50% of people do not click the LOG OUT BUTTON when they are finished using accounts like Facebook or Twitter LOG OUT! Home Profile Account - 18% of survey respondents | proactively manage their privacy settings on an ongoing basis. 50% Provide their birth date f educational background and email address on social media 44 WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP YOU SHOULD TAKE IF YOU SUSPECT SOMEONE HAS HACKED INTO ONE OF YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS MOST PEOPLE DID NOT SAY "CALL A BANK OR CREDIT REPORTING AGENCY 77 types of Identity Theft FLORIDA is the state with the highest per capita rate of reported identity theft complaints, followed by ARIZONA & CALIFORNIA SOURCES: htpowww.hc.gowbepledumicrosites/idtheliconsumers/about-lidentity-thelt.html hepollwww.fhc.gowlopa/2011/0nopcomplaints.shtm Consumer Sendinel Network Data Book for January - December 2010 for the Federal Trade Commission Internet Use and Privacy Analysis - September 16, 2011, conducted by Strategy One