Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

SplashID is an aesthetically pleasing and organized password manager, but our testing showed it has room for improvement.

Spam calls are one way bad actors can obtain your personal information to commit fraud. Learn how to avoid phone scams and protect your identity.

We tested Password Boss firsthand and think it delivers all the essential features of well-known password managers (and then some) at a very reasonable price. Overall, we recommend it for securing your passwords.

Thieves run many different scams on Craigslist, including rental scams and fake event tickets — and you need to watch out for them to keep your money and identity safe.

Password Safe is an open-source software that hasn’t updated its user interface or its features — should you use it?

We’ll go over the red flags for 13 of the most common eBay scams and how to protect yourself while online shopping.

IdentityIQ and Experian IdentityWorks go head to head in this battle of identity theft services.

When comparing identity theft protection services like ID Resolve and LifeLock, it matters what coverage you need — and which features actually work.

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.

Looking for the best identity theft protection and fraud detection solution? You can’t go wrong with LifeLock, Aura, or Identity Guard.

Identity Guard and Allstate both offer identity theft protection, but Allstate Identity Protection offers more features than we’ve seen in other services.

IDShield and Identity Guard both have a variety of features and price points, but the better fit for you depends on your unique needs. IDShield has got your devices covered, while Identity Guard offers more personal security.