Digital Security 101

While LifeLock is an established brand in the world of online security, it’s by no means the only reliable option for identity theft protection.

How do you choose between LifeLock and Experian? We dive deep into both company's identity theft protection solutions to help you pick.

If someone used your SSN to file taxes, it’s your responsibility to report the issue. They only need your name, birthday, and SSN to commit fraud.

AARP offers a discounted version of LifeLock to its customers — but with limitations that could leave you vulnerable to hacking, identity theft, and fraud.

IDShield claims to provide all-in-one protection against identity theft, fraud, and hacking — but has issues that could leave you vulnerable.

Your spouse knows your credit card numbers, driver's license information, and even your SSN. Can spousal identity theft happen?

Zander is one of the most well-known names in insurance — but if you’re not careful, its identity theft protection service can leave you vulnerable.

Experian’s identity protection service pays special attention to credit monitoring — but can leave you vulnerable to hackers and cybercriminals.