Recent Articles About Identity Theft Protection Reviews

We tested NordProtect to see how its coverage, features, and identity monitoring compare to top providers like Aura and Norton LifeLock. Some of our results were surprising.

ID Resolve is billed as a complete identity monitoring system; we found it met some expectations while falling short on others — chiefly, the full functionality of features.

OmniWatch is still in its infancy, but our testing proves it could become a great identity monitoring solution if it adds some important features.

mSecure is a basic password manager that lacks many extra amenities and proved lackluster during our testing.

Whether you're a command line guru or someone who just wants that seamless autofill experience, NordPass, 1Password, and Bitwarden bring their A-game to the Linux table.

Based on our testing, Zoho Vault proved to be an affordable and user-friendly password manager. But does it offer all the features you need?

Explore how Identity Guard can protect you and your family from identity theft with identity theft protection, credit monitoring, $1 million in identity theft insurance, and more.

Experience unbreakable data encryption and ultimate privacy protection with NordLocker’s leading file security solution.

Discover customers can take advantage of Discover Identity Theft Protection for one adult and up to 10 children, starting at $15.00/mo.

We tested McAfee True Key's free password capabilities and found that there are better free options on the market

When it comes to identity theft protection, there are numerous protection plans available, and we can help you decide which is best for you.

Explore how McAfee’s Identity Theft Protection can shield you from identity thieves and protect your stolen funds by offering up to $1 million in identity theft coverage and identity recovery support.

We tested IdentityIQ to review its identity monitoring, credit protection, identity restoration services, and more.

After testing myFICO, the service seems to focus more on financial planning rather than on identity theft prevention.

Costco provides Complete ID identity theft protection (part of Experian) exclusively to Costco members, starting at a low price of $8.99 per month.

From our testing, Aura is very much worth it thanks to a full kit of identity protection and online security tools.

Identity theft protection services usually come with hefty fees, but Zander takes a different approach to coverage that makes it worth checking out.

Enpass is an offline password manager that might provide more secure storage but lacks certain security features.

IronVest claims to be an all-in-one super app, so we tested it to verify these claims.

Learn how Experian IdentityWorks can help protect you from identity theft and fraud while insuring you with up to $1 million in identity theft insurance.

After extensive testing, we were impressed with what we found once we really got into this identity protection service.