Laptop computers, an easy target for thieves, are also easy to secure, said a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert who pointed to affordable laptop tracking technology from MyLaptopGPS.
The onslaught of breaches pummeling consumers' identities has necessitated a diversified approach to identity theft protection, said the president and CEO of One You Security, LLC, a firm whose chief security analyst, Robert Siciliano, is a widel ...
Robert Siciliano, a personal security and identity theft expert speaker and CEO of IDTheftSecurity.com, will appear in "THS Investigates: Dating Nightmares," an episode of the series "E! True Hollywood Stories," on June 6.
Robert Siciliano, an identity theft protection expert and chief security analyst for One You Security, LLC, is scheduled to appear on FOX News Network's "Morning Show with Mike and Juliet" on Wednesday, June 4.
News reported in April reinforced the notion that companies across most industries are failing to proactively implement measures for mobile computing security and data security.
The days when consumers could keep their Social Security numbers private are long gone, according to the chief security analyst for One You Security, LLC, a firm that helps to insulate its customers' financial identities and backs this protection ...
Simple technology from MyLaptopGPS that resides on mobile computers could greatly curtail the potential consequences of laptop computer theft, said a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft protection expert.
The latest rounds in a relentless march of data losses renewed consumers' reasons to worry about the safety of their financial data in the hands of large institutions, said widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert R ...
Today, MyLaptopGPS™ announced its relationship with Laptops for the Wounded to equip the charitable organization's laptop computers for injured U.S. soldiers with security technology that protects the machines from thieves.
Politicians of any ideological stripe who oppose a national ID are doing a disservice to efforts that aim to curb the rate of fraud, according to a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert.
A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert pointed to MyLaptopGPS™, whose technology not only tracks and retrieves stolen laptops, but also provides organizations with SafeRegistry™, a comprehensive system for inven ...
Laptop thefts reported in March exposed more than 90,000 unique data records to thieves, further contributing to an increase in the crime's collective cost this year.
A single breach announced this week at a major grocery chain in the Northeast U.S. placed 4.2 million unique data records at risk of fraud, a consequence that befell approximately 1,800 of them.
In the U.K., wide-scale laptop computer thefts and losses from the country's government agencies have contributed to a continuing rise in the estimated cost of laptop theft. A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft exper ...
The REDI, a continually updating, cumulative total of high-profile laptop and desktop computer thefts and losses, has estimated the damage, or cost, of computer thefts in 2008 already to be $208,856,202.
The scope, scale, and consequences of data breaches throw into question large companies' parallel efforts to blunt the strength of proposed data breach-notification legislation, said a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity th ...
News reports over the past month indicated that the loss of laptop computers from just three health insurance organizations placed hundreds of thousands of data records in the hands of thieves.
The theft of a laptop computer belonging to the British Ministry of Defense sheds doubt on mobile computer security worldwide, said a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert.
According to Robert Siciliano, a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert, the frequency of data breaches will increase before it subsides.
Recent news reports reinforced the notion that many suspect a link between the rise in identity theft and increases in illegal immigration. The correlation was logical, said a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert.