The Best Identity Theft Protection of 2026: Tested and Reviewed

Aura is the best identity theft protection service we've tested, combining extensive identity and three-bureau credit monitoring with a full cybersecurity suite. LifeLock is our runner-up for readers who want more specialized financial, social media, and account takeover monitoring.

To find the best identity theft protection services for different needs, we compared monitoring capabilities, credit protection, scam detection, family coverage, and recovery assistance, drawing on our firsthand testing. Our other recommendations include OmniWatch for scam protection, Coveron for online privacy, Identity Guard for value, and IDShield for identity restoration. Below, I'll explain where each service stands out and which one makes the most sense for you.

The 3 best ID theft protection services at a glance

• Aura: Best overall. All plans include SSN monitoring, three-bureau credit monitoring, identity restoration, and cybersecurity tools. Family plans add child identity protection and parental controls. From $9.00/mo
• LifeLock: Best for comprehensive monitoring. Monitors your identity, financial accounts, and credit, with specialized features such as social media and phone takeover monitoring. Coverage varies by plan. From $10.42/mo
• OmniWatch: Best for scam protection. Checks suspicious texts, emails, URLs, QR codes, and images, with up to $100,000 in scam and ransomware protection on Elite. From $7.99/mo

Three more picks (Coveron, Identity Guard, and IDShield) are covered in full below.

The best identity theft protection of 2026

Our top picks address different needs, from comprehensive identity monitoring to scam detection and personalized restoration support.

Aura: Best overall identity theft protection

Aura is our best overall choice for individuals and families who want comprehensive identity protection without navigating complicated feature tiers. Every plan includes identity monitoring, three-bureau credit monitoring, restoration support, and cybersecurity tools, with individual plans starting at $9.00/mo.

Choose Aura if you want to protect your credit, financial accounts, and devices under one subscription. LifeLock offers some monitoring categories Aura lacks, but Aura includes its core protections on every plan.

What I liked

Robust identity theft protection: Aura monitors your Social Security number (SSN), property titles, bank transactions, and other personal and financial information for potential signs of identity theft. Combined with three-bureau credit monitoring on every plan, this gives you a broader view of suspicious activity without having to upgrade for essential coverage. Family plans also include monitoring for children's personal information.

Ease of use: During testing, I found Aura's dashboard intuitive, with clear monitoring tabs and alerts prominently displayed on the main screen. I also liked that Aura AI monitors financial activity and flags spending outside your usual patterns, which may help you spot unauthorized transactions sooner.

Complete cybersecurity suite: All plans include data removal, antivirus software, a VPN, ad and tracker blocking, and a password manager. These tools are convenient if you want to manage multiple security needs through one subscription.

Also won:

• Best for families: Aura Parental Controls allow parents to set screen time limits, view browsing history, and receive alerts about potential cyberbullying or scams. Family plans also include Safe Gaming and child SSN monitoring. Unlike adult credit monitoring, which tracks changes to existing credit reports, child identity monitoring helps detect signs that someone may be misusing a child's personal information to commit fraud. Our analysis of FBI data found that Americans under 18 filed 11,092 cybercrime complaints in 2025 and lost $11.1 million.
• Best for credit monitoring: Every Aura plan includes three-bureau credit monitoring, monthly VantageScore credit scores, and an Experian credit lock for adults. That makes Aura especially compelling for families who want comprehensive adult credit monitoring alongside child identity protection without upgrading to unlock three-bureau monitoring.

What I didn’t like

No social media monitoring: Aura doesn't monitor social media accounts for suspicious activity. If that's a priority, LifeLock or Identity Guard Ultra may be a better fit.

Limited customization of cybersecurity tools: Our testing found that Aura's VPN has a simple on/off toggle without server selection. Its password manager limits password sharing to family members on the plan and doesn't offer digital legacy features. These limitations matter more if you're looking to replace dedicated VPN or password manager software.

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LifeLock: Best for comprehensive monitoring

LifeLock is our runner-up for readers who want specialized monitoring across financial accounts, social media, credit, and other potential signs of fraud. It stands out for features such as phone takeover monitoring, buy now pay later alerts, and utility account creation monitoring.

LifeLock Total offers up to $3 million in identity theft insurance per adult, but the most comprehensive financial and credit monitoring features require higher-priced plans. Choose LifeLock if monitoring breadth is your priority, especially if you're willing to upgrade for advanced protection. For a closer look at the trade-offs, see our Aura vs. LifeLock comparison.

What I liked

Comprehensive identity monitoring: LifeLock monitors a broad range of personal and financial activity, including social media, phone takeovers, buy now pay later accounts, home titles, and investments. Some of these features require higher-tier plans. During testing, we found its dashboard well organized, with separate areas for alerts, credit monitoring, restoration, and monitored information. That organization helps make its extensive monitoring features easier to navigate.

Extensive financial and credit monitoring: LifeLock Core includes two-bureau credit monitoring, while Advanced and Total offer three-bureau monitoring. Financial account coverage also expands by tier. Core is a reasonable starting point for basic monitoring, but Advanced and Total are better suited to readers who want broader credit and financial protection.

High identity theft insurance: LifeLock Total includes up to $3 million in identity theft insurance per adult, with separate limits for eligible stolen funds, expenses, and lawyers or experts. Our analysis of FBI data found that adults 60 and older lost an average of $37,904 per cybercrime complaint in 2025.

Also won:

• Best for Norton users: LifeLock can be bundled with other Norton security software. Our testing of Norton 360 antivirus and Norton Secure VPN found useful security capabilities, making a bundle worth considering if you already use Norton products.

What I didn’t like

Features vary by plan: Core doesn't include the same credit and financial account monitoring as Advanced or Total. Home title monitoring, investment alerts, and other advanced protections require Total. That means the lowest advertised price may not reflect the cost of the monitoring that makes LifeLock stand out, and comparing plans takes more effort than it does with Aura.

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OmniWatch: Best for scam protection

OmniWatch is best for readers who frequently encounter suspicious messages, emails, and links and want help identifying potential scams. Its Scam Protection tool lets you submit questionable content for analysis alongside standard identity and dark web monitoring.

OmniWatch's Elite plan offers up to $100,000 in scam and ransomware protection. However, it doesn't provide the same depth of financial account or social media monitoring as LifeLock. Choose OmniWatch for scam detection, but choose Aura or LifeLock for more comprehensive identity monitoring. For a closer look at how OmniWatch's scam detection compares with Aura's broader identity monitoring and cybersecurity tools, see our OmniWatch vs. Aura comparison.

What I liked

Scam protection features: OmniWatch's Scam Protection tool analyzes suspicious texts, emails, URLs, QR codes, and images. During testing, we appreciated being able to check several types of questionable content through one tool rather than relying on separate services. You can also connect a Gmail account so OmniWatch can automatically scan incoming emails for potential phishing attempts.

Ransomware and scam protection insurance: Elite includes up to $100,000 in protection for eligible scam and ransomware losses. This is a meaningful difference because standard identity theft insurance doesn't necessarily cover money voluntarily sent to a scammer. Our analysis of FTC data found that Americans lost $2.05 billion to social media fraud in 2025.

Scam protection app for mobile: OmniWatch's Scam Protection Center is also available in its mobile app, so you can check suspicious messages and links when you're away from your computer. This makes its scam detection tools particularly practical for everyday use.

Also won:

• Best for individuals focused on scams: OmniWatch combines scam detection with identity and dark web monitoring. Compare the plans in our OmniWatch pricing guide before choosing a subscription.
• Best for data breach tracking: Its dedicated breach tracker makes it easy to review exposed information. This complements its dark web monitoring.

What I didn’t like

Lack of advanced monitoring: OmniWatch doesn't offer LifeLock's breadth of specialized financial account and social media monitoring. Aura also provides more comprehensive identity and three-bureau credit monitoring. OmniWatch makes more sense if identifying scams is your primary concern rather than monitoring every aspect of your identity and finances.

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Coveron: Best for online privacy

Coveron is best for readers who want identity protection alongside tools that help secure their browsing and remove personal information from data brokers. Developed by Nord Security, Coveron offers identity monitoring, online fraud insurance, and higher-tier bundles with NordVPN and Incogni.

Coveron's individual plans start with Scam Protection, while Identity Theft Protection adds financial account monitoring, one-bureau credit monitoring, and identity theft insurance. Full Protection adds NordVPN, Threat Protection Pro, and Incogni. If you need coverage for multiple people, Full Couple Protection and Full Family Protection include three-bureau credit monitoring for adults.

Choose Coveron if online privacy, fraud coverage, and bundled security tools matter most. Aura and LifeLock remain stronger choices for broader identity monitoring.

What I liked

Flexible identity and fraud protection: Coveron lets you choose between scam-focused coverage and more comprehensive identity protection. Scam Protection includes dark web monitoring, malware breach alerts, up to $100,000 in online fraud insurance, and up to $10,000 in cyberattack insurance. Identity Theft Protection adds criminal records monitoring, one-bureau credit monitoring, short-term loan monitoring, financial account monitoring, and up to $2 million in identity theft insurance. This flexibility is useful if you don't want to pay for a larger security bundle.

NordVPN and Threat Protection Pro: Coveron Full Protection includes NordVPN and Threat Protection Pro. We've tested both tools, and our testing found Threat Protection effective at blocking malware and phishing websites. Combining these tools with identity monitoring makes Coveron particularly appealing if you also want to secure your browsing.

Incogni data removal: Full Protection also includes Incogni, which sends removal requests to 420+ data brokers. Our testing found Incogni easy to use. Having data removal, VPN protection, and identity monitoring in one bundle is Coveron's clearest advantage over services that focus primarily on detecting fraud after your information has been exposed.

Also won:

• Best for online fraud coverage: Scam Protection includes up to $100,000 in online fraud insurance and $10,000 in cyberattack insurance. Identity Theft Protection and Full Protection also include up to $100,000 in cyberextortion insurance and $100,000 in home title insurance, alongside identity theft coverage.
• Best for privacy-focused families: Full Couple Protection covers two adults and all children, while Full Family Protection covers five adults and all children. Both include three-bureau credit monitoring for adults, financial account monitoring, NordVPN, and personal data removal services.

What I didn’t like

Limited credit monitoring on individual plans: Identity Theft Protection and individual Full Protection include only one-bureau credit monitoring. Three-bureau monitoring is available on Full Couple Protection and Full Family Protection, so individuals who want comprehensive credit monitoring may find Aura's plans more straightforward. Scam Protection doesn't include the same identity and financial monitoring features as the higher tiers.

Less comprehensive identity monitoring: Coveron lacks some of the specialized monitoring offered by LifeLock, including social media and phone takeover alerts. If your main priority is detecting a wide range of identity and financial fraud rather than bundling privacy tools, Aura or LifeLock may be a better fit.

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Identity Guard: Best value identity theft protection

Identity Guard is best for budget-conscious readers who want essential identity monitoring at a lower starting price, with the option to upgrade for more comprehensive coverage. Owned by Aura, Identity Guard offers dark web monitoring, identity theft insurance, and online safety tools.

Its Value plan is best for basic identity monitoring, while Total and Ultra add three-bureau credit monitoring and more financial protection. Choose Identity Guard if you don't need Aura's full security suite, but compare the higher-tier prices before assuming it's the better deal. For a closer look at whether Identity Guard's lower-cost plans are worth the trade-offs compared with Aura's broader protection, see our Identity Guard vs. Aura comparison.

What I liked

Affordable entry-level monitoring: Identity Guard's Value plan includes dark web monitoring, data breach notifications, identity theft insurance, and online safety tools. It's a practical starting point if you're primarily concerned about exposed personal information and don't need comprehensive credit monitoring. If you want three-bureau credit monitoring or financial account alerts, however, you'll need Total or Ultra.

Advanced protection on higher tiers: Total adds three-bureau credit monitoring and financial account monitoring. Ultra expands coverage with social media and home title monitoring and white-glove fraud remediation. This tiered approach lets you pay for more extensive protection when you need it, although the higher plans narrow Identity Guard's value advantage over Aura.

Easy-to-use online protection tools: During testing, we liked Identity Guard's clean dashboard and straightforward monitoring settings. Its password manager and safe browsing features add useful protection without making the service feel overly complicated, although they don't replace Aura's broader cybersecurity suite.

Also won:

• Best budget-friendly Aura alternative: Identity Guard shares some of Aura's monitoring capabilities, while Ultra includes social media monitoring and a personalized Risk Management Score. Read our Aura alternatives guide for other options.

What I didn’t like

Limited family protection extras: Identity Guard offers family coverage, but it doesn't include Aura's parental controls, Safe Gaming, and other child safety features. Families looking for both identity monitoring and tools to manage children's online activity may get more from Aura.

White-glove restoration requires Ultra: Identity Guard reserves its most extensive, personalized fraud remediation for the Ultra plan. If you want a specialist to help manage the recovery process rather than relying on more basic assistance, compare Ultra with Aura and IDShield before subscribing.

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IDShield: Best for identity restoration

IDShield is best for readers who prioritize personalized assistance if their identity is stolen. Its standout feature is access to licensed private investigators who help with identity restoration.

IDShield also offers financial fraud monitoring and up to $3 million in identity theft insurance. However, its credit reporting tools are less comprehensive than Aura's. Choose IDShield for hands-on recovery support, but choose Aura if three-bureau credit monitoring is a higher priority. For a closer look at IDShield's hands-on restoration services versus Aura's comprehensive monitoring and cybersecurity tools, see our IDShield vs. Aura comparison.

What I liked

Dedicated identity restoration: IDShield provides access to licensed private investigators who help members work through identity theft recovery. That hands-on assistance can be especially valuable if you're dealing with fraudulent accounts, inaccurate records, or multiple organizations that need to be contacted. Instead of navigating the recovery process entirely on your own, you have an experienced professional to help you address the damage.

IDShield also provides identity theft insurance, with coverage up to $3 million, and assistance with lost or stolen wallets.

Advanced financial monitoring: IDShield monitors payday loans, subprime lending, high-risk applications, and other potential signs of financial fraud. These categories are useful because identity theft doesn't always involve a conventional credit card or bank account, and suspicious activity involving alternative lenders might otherwise be overlooked.

Device protection: IDShield includes tools such as a VPN, password manager, malware protection, and login credential monitoring. These complement its monitoring and restoration services, although the personalized recovery assistance remains its strongest selling point.

Also won:

• Best for online reputation protection: IDShield includes reputation management tools that can help you review social media activity and identify older accounts or personal information online.

What I didn’t like

Limited credit report access: IDShield provides credit monitoring and scores but doesn't offer the same three-bureau credit report access as Aura. If you want more comprehensive credit monitoring and reporting tools in one service, Aura may be a better fit. You can also request free credit reports separately through AnnualCreditReport.com.

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How do identity theft protection services compare on monitoring and recovery?

Identity theft protection services differ in what they monitor and how they help when something goes wrong. Some focus on detecting suspicious financial activity, while others offer scam detection, cybersecurity tools, or hands-on identity restoration services. Here's how our six picks compare beyond their core credit monitoring and insurance benefits.

	Aura	LifeLock	OmniWatch	Coveron	Identity Guard	IDShield
Financial account monitoring		Included; coverage expands by plan		Identity Theft Protection and Full Protection plans	Total and Ultra
Social media monitoring					Ultra
Scam and fraud protection	AI-powered spam call and message protection	Scam assistance and reimbursement on qualifying plans	Scam scanner; up to $100,000 in scam and ransomware protection on Elite	Scam Protection includes online fraud and cyberattack insurance; Identity Theft Protection adds broader coverage	Safe browsing and fraud alerts	Fraud monitoring and recovery assistance
Identity restoration services	White-glove fraud resolution and 24/7 specialist support	U.S.-based restoration specialists	Dedicated identity restoration agents	Identity restoration assistance starting with Identity Theft Protection	White-glove fraud remediation on Ultra	Licensed private investigators and 24/7 emergency assistance
Security and privacy extras	Antivirus, VPN, password manager, data removal, and parental controls on family plans	Automatic data removal; Norton security bundles sold separately	Scam scanner, VPN, antivirus, and ad blocker	Full Protection includes NordVPN, Threat Protection Pro, and Incogni	Password manager and safe browsing tools	VPN, password manager, device protection, and reputation management
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What should you look for in identity theft restoration services?

Identity monitoring helps detect potential fraud, but identity theft restoration services help you recover after your information has already been misused. Depending on the provider, restoration specialists may help you dispute fraudulent accounts, contact creditors, place fraud alerts, and work through the steps needed to restore your identity.

Identity theft insurance serves a different purpose. It may reimburse eligible stolen funds or recovery expenses, but it doesn't necessarily mean someone will handle the recovery process for you. Coverage also varies by policy, and advertised maximums may combine separate benefit limits.

If hands-on assistance is your priority, IDShield stands out for its licensed private investigators. Aura is a strong alternative if you want restoration support alongside comprehensive monitoring, while Identity Guard reserves its white-glove fraud remediation for Ultra.

For a closer look at what insurance may reimburse, see our guide to identity theft insurance.

What is identity theft?

Identity theft is a crime in which someone obtains and uses another person's personal information without permission, often to commit fraud or seek financial gain. Some common types of identity theft include:

• Tax identity theft
• Medical identity theft
• Ghosting identity theft
• Child identity theft
• Employment identity theft

Identity theft is becoming more common as more of our information is accessible online. In fact, our 2026 analysis of FTC data found that identity theft reports per capita rose in 45 states in 2025, with Mississippi up 53% year over year. Identity thieves often obtain personal information through phishing scams, data breaches, malware, discarded documents, stolen wallets, or stolen mail.

Identity theft can lead to significant financial loss, credit damage, and other problems. Identity theft protection and credit monitoring services may help you spot suspicious activity and respond.

Do I need identity theft protection?

Identity theft protection may be worth the cost if you want ongoing monitoring and recovery support. Losses are climbing fast. Our analysis of FBI data found that government impersonation scams cost Americans $798 million in 2025, up 96.7% from the year before, with victims losing an average of $24,610 per complaint.

Recovery can take a while, too. In our 2024 survey of 1,000 U.S. adults, victims lost $3,312 on average to identity theft, and 23% said they were still dealing with repercussions months or years later.

In 2025, people reported losing about $16 billion to fraud, the highest total the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has on record and an increase of about 25% over 2024. Imposter scams were the most reported fraud category, accounting for nearly one in three reports and $3.5 billion in losses.

Identity theft protection services offer many benefits. Depending on the plan, an identity theft protection service may monitor databases and the dark web for signs that someone is misusing your personal information. It may alert you to potential threats and help you recover after identity theft. Some plans also monitor a child’s personal information for fraudulent use.

Keep in mind, though, that no service can completely prevent identity theft. You may find these services too expensive. But, considering the potentially severe consequences of identity theft, many find these services a worthwhile investment.

How does identity theft protection work?

Identity theft protection services monitor selected credit, public-record, and online sources for signs that someone may be misusing your personal information. They alert you to suspicious activity and may provide assistance if your identity is stolen. Common features include:

• Credit monitoring: Services monitor credit reports from Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax for changes that could indicate fraud. Some plans monitor only one or two bureaus, while others cover all three. Three-bureau monitoring provides broader visibility because activity may appear on one bureau's report but not another.
• Dark web monitoring: Services scan the dark web and other sources for exposed personal information, such as email addresses, passwords, and Social Security numbers.
• Public record monitoring: Some services check court records, address changes, property records, and other public information for suspicious activity. Home title monitoring isn't included with every plan.
• Identity restoration services: Recovery specialists may help you dispute fraudulent accounts, contact creditors, and resolve problems caused by identity theft. The level of hands-on assistance varies by provider and plan.
• Identity theft insurance: Many services include identity theft insurance for eligible recovery expenses or stolen funds. Coverage limits and exclusions vary, and not every type of scam loss qualifies.
• Credit locks and freezes: A credit freeze restricts access to your credit report for most new credit applications. You can place one for free directly with each major credit bureau. Some paid protection plans also provide credit lock tools.
• Additional cybersecurity tools: Some plans include antivirus software, VPNs, password managers, scam scanners, or data removal services to help reduce your exposure to online threats.

These tools can help you identify and respond to fraud, but no identity theft protection service can prevent every form of identity theft. You should still review your financial accounts, use strong passwords, and consider freezing your credit when you're not applying for new accounts.

How much does identity theft protection cost?

Identity theft protection plans can cost from less than $10 to more than $70 per month. Your price depends on the provider, plan, billing term, and number of people covered. Introductory prices may also differ from renewal rates.

• Are you seeking an individual, couple, or family plan?
• Can you commit to an annual subscription, or would you prefer monthly billing?
• Do you want identity monitoring alone or additional cybersecurity tools?
• Do you need three-bureau credit monitoring, scam coverage, or specialized identity restoration?

Use the table below to compare starting prices. For Coveron and Identity Guard, family coverage is available even though the original table listed it as unavailable.

	Individual starting price	Family starting price
Aura	$9.00/mo	$17.00/mo
LifeLock	$10.42/mo	$30.00/mo
OmniWatch	$7.99/mo	$19.99/mo
Coveron	$4.99/mo	Full Couple Protection and Full Family Protection available; see current offer pricing
Identity Guard	$7.50/mo	Family plans available; see current offer pricing
IDShield	$14.95/mo	$29.95/mo
IdentityForce	$16.66/mo	$20.83/mo
Complete ID	$8.99/mo	$11.98/mo
IdentityIQ	$7.44/mo	$27.00/mo
Zander Identity Theft Protection	$6.25/mo	$12.08/mo

How to choose the best identity theft protection service

The best identity theft protection service for you depends on what you want monitored, how much recovery assistance you need, and whether you're protecting yourself or your family. Before subscribing, compare these factors:

• Identity and financial monitoring: Look beyond basic dark web alerts. If you're concerned about financial fraud, compare bank account monitoring, investment account alerts, payday loan monitoring, and account takeover protection. LifeLock is particularly strong in specialized monitoring, although coverage depends on the plan.
• Credit monitoring: Check whether the plan monitors one, two, or all three credit bureaus. Also compare how frequently you receive credit scores and whether you can access full credit reports. Aura includes three-bureau monitoring on all plans, while LifeLock, Coveron, and Identity Guard vary by tier.
• Family and child protection: If you're protecting a household, check how many adults and children are covered and whether child identity monitoring is included. The risks of child identity theft differ from adult credit fraud because children may not have established credit histories. Family plans with parental controls can provide additional benefits, but those tools aren't included with every service.
• Identity restoration and resolution services: Look for dedicated specialists who can help you resolve fraudulent accounts and recover your identity. IDShield provides licensed private investigators, while Aura offers white-glove fraud resolution. Identity Guard's white-glove remediation is available on Ultra.
• Insurance and scam coverage: Compare eligible stolen-funds reimbursement, recovery expenses, and any separate scam or cyberattack benefits. A large advertised insurance limit doesn't necessarily mean every loss is covered. Read the policy terms before subscribing.
• Cybersecurity and privacy extras: Decide whether you need antivirus software, a VPN, password manager, scam scanner, or data removal service. Aura bundles several security tools, while Coveron Full Protection includes NordVPN, Threat Protection Pro, and Incogni.
• Price and subscription terms: Compare the cost of the plan that actually includes the features you want, not just the lowest advertised price. Check introductory rates, renewal pricing, billing terms, and family-plan costs.
• Ease of use and privacy: Look for clear alerts, an accessible dashboard or mobile app, responsive customer support, and a privacy policy you're comfortable with. A monitoring service requires sensitive information to work, so understanding how the provider handles that data is important.

If you're unsure whether a subscription is necessary, our guide to whether identity theft protection is worth it can help you weigh paid monitoring and recovery assistance against free protective measures.

Advice from the experts

Understanding current identity theft risks is an important first step in protecting your identity online. The All About Cookies team consulted a panel of experts to explain those risks and the current state of identity theft.

Click below to see expert opinions on the following questions:

• What are the most dangerous consequences of having your identity stolen?
• What newer scams should consumers watch for?
• What does the future of identity theft scams look like?
• What long-term solutions could reduce risk for consumers?

Bottom line: The best ID theft protection services of 2026

Aura is the best identity theft protection service for most people because it combines comprehensive identity and three-bureau credit monitoring with restoration support and cybersecurity tools on every plan. It's especially compelling for families who also want child identity protection and parental controls.

If you want more specialized monitoring for financial accounts, social media, and phone takeovers, LifeLock is our runner-up. OmniWatch is worth considering if scam detection is your biggest concern, while Coveron, Identity Guard, and IDShield offer distinct advantages for online privacy, budget-friendly monitoring, and identity restoration.

Before subscribing, compare the features included in your specific plan, not just the advertised starting price. The cheapest tier may not include the credit monitoring, insurance benefits, or restoration assistance you need.

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