Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

Password managers are easier to use than you think, but you may feel overwhelmed trying to find which is the right one for your older loved ones. We’ll help you choose the easiest password manager to use that doesn’t skimp on security.

The same parent company owns Aura and Identity Guard, but Aura offers more features in all plans, while Identity Guard has a budget tier for affordable basic protection.

During our testing, we found that, while 1Password has unique features, NordPass is a better choice in almost every other category.

We review the pros and cons of our top tested picks, NordPass, Aura Password Manager, 1Password, and Dashlane. Here's why we think these are the best password vaults for your family.

Our testing proved that Sticky Password can easily autofill your credentials and securely store your data for an affordable price.

Discover ID Protection offers credit monitoring for a low monthly cost, but LifeLock’s plans offer above-average monitoring

Explore the ultimate password management showdown: RoboForm vs 1Password, as we compare features, security, and pricing.

Losing your wallet can be stressful and overwhelming, but our step-by-step guide walks you through what to do when your wallet has been lost or stolen.

Bitdefender SecurePass is a great option to securely store your passwords, especially if you already use other Bitdefender products.

Bad actors sell your SSN and personal info on the dark web to the highest bidder, putting you in the crosshairs of identity thieves. That's why the best identity theft services include dark web monitoring.

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.