Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

Our testing proved that IdentityForce is a useful service, but does it share too much of your data?

Our testing proves that LifeLock is easy to use and provides loads of helpful features, including highly-rated apps, financial monitoring, and up to three bureau-credit monitoring.

IDnotify is a trustworthy service that won’t sell your data, but there aren't a lot of extras.

No one wants the fallout of an online security attack. Two-factor authentication may be the tool you need to avoid a data breach.

After testing Credit Karma, we found it useful as a free service but more intrusive and clunky than we would want to use personally.

Ransomware and hackers have opened up the door to widespread data and identity theft, but services like PrivacyGuard vow to help you keep it safe.

We've tested dozens of password managers to find the best one for macOS users. We think NordPass, RoboForm, and 1Password are the top Mac apps. Here's why.

NordPass has been around since 2019, but its clean design and plentiful features are appreciated now more than ever.

Allstate Identity Protection provides loads of options for identity monitoring alerts but unfortunately only monitors one credit bureau on most plans.

Have you been searching for the right product to secure your data? In this article, we take two of the most popular options, Dashlane and LastPass, and compare them for you.

Vrbo scams can ruin any vacation, so here’s what to watch out for.

Should you opt for 1Password, the straightforward, easy password manager that comes with plenty of features, or Dashlane, which offers end-to-end encryption and lets you take your data with you if you leave?