Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

NordPass is best for users looking for an overall excellent password management experience, while LastPass is best for its free service (if you aren’t wary of its data breach history).

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.

NordPass is the software you want when you require an entire password suite for an incredible price. Dashlane is a solid free password manager with all the standard features you’ll need.

If you’re looking for extra protection and reassurance that you won’t suffer any losses, consider investing in a LifeLock plan.

A good password manager helps create and store complex passwords so your data is always secure and available to you when you need it.

Though LifeLock by Norton is one of the most popular companies for identity theft protection, there are so many others that may better suit your needs.

With its growing list of hacks and cybersecurity incidents, has LastPass earned your trust as a password manager? And if so, is it worth paying for the Premium plan?

LogMeOnce is a password manager loaded with features, but our testing proved it might be too much for the everyday person.

Explore the differences between Identity Guard and Complete ID to discover which ID theft service is tailored to your needs, whether it's comprehensive security with Identity Guard or affordable, simple protection with Complete ID.

If you’re on the fence about getting a password manager, there’s another one for you to look into. Read this article to see if Zoho checks the boxes you need.

Easily change password managers and import your password credentials in just a few steps.

If you have a family with children, IdentityForce is best for you. But if you have investments or want to protect your assets, then Identity Guard is the better option.