Over the past month, laptop computers have gone missing from local, state, and national governments in alarming numbers. A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert pointed to Internet-based GPS tracking to protect l ...

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert commented on end-of-year research for 2007, which showed that the costs associated with data breaches have risen since 2006.

Reports on Dec. 7th indicated that just two laptop computer thefts had left as many as 328,000 unique data records in jeopardy of falling into the hands of identity thieves.

News reports indicated last week that law enforcement authorities recently arrested a New Zealand-based, 18-year-old alleged leader of a botnet. A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert noted that computer users t ...

Reports during November indicated that online threats such as spyware continue to increase in frequency and maliciousness.

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert pointed to MyLaptopGPS™, a high-tech foil to laptop thieves.

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert, said phone scammers target many demographics. He called on consumers, banks, and others to beware of phone scams designed to take advantage of those called.

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert offered advice to help holiday travelers avoid falling prey to predators and other criminals.

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert said the unrelenting pace of laptop computer theft is a symptom of poor security choices. Pointing to MyLaptopGPS™, he said smart organizations have yet more reason to reth ...

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert said consumers worldwide must consider all their personal data, online and off-line, to be potential contraband for identity thieves.

Reports from just one day this month indicated that high-profile mobile computer thefts led to the loss of personal data on nearly 175,000 individuals.

According to reports, researchers in the U.K. have found that security there is not a priority for those in charge of the many devices and business networks that enable computer users to be mobile.

Last week reports indicated that two of the three major credit bureaus had resolved to allow credit freezes, a major weapon consumers need to combat identity theft and credit card fraud. A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert, the tool is a

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert said ongoing battle against data and hardware theft is in fact winnable and encouraged IT departments everywhere to secure their mobile computers with Internet-based GPS an ...

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert renewed his longtime warnings against the carefree usage of P2P networks and their associated software programs.

A study released last month has shown that a high percentage of corporations' computer-related assets residing off the network are unsecured -- and unsafe for data. According to a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft e ...

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert comments on recent breaches that have left more than 10 million records exposed in August 2007.

Recent news reports have tied laptop computer theft to identity fraud and related crimes. A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert said financial data-related offenses are likely when a laptop computer goes missing and directed organizations to

A widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert urged industry to treat all laptop thefts as potential data breaches and steered organizations toward laptop security solutions such as MyLaptopGPS™.

Robert Siciliano, a widely televised and quoted personal security and identity theft expert, commended the idea of a "dream credit card," but said simpler solutions consumers might more readily embrace already exist.