Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

We've tested and reviewed Bitdefender SecurePass and we believe it to be basic but solid for password security

If you’re looking for identity theft protection with dark web monitoring, you can’t go wrong with Aura, Norton LifeLock, and IDShield.

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

Whether you’re new to password managers or just moving away from LastPass, we recommend NordPass, 1Password, and Bitwarden to get you started. Here's why.

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, but Dashlane does allow slightly more users for their family plan.

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

NordPass, 1Password, and Keeper are affordable and have secure encryption to protect your passwords. Learn why these tested picks are the best password managers for Windows.

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.

We tested both the free and premium versions of LastPass — is it worth forking over the fee?

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