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Protection From Identity Theft and Cyber Risk

ID Theft and Fraud Protection

How Can You Protect Yourself From Identity Theft?

In everyday life, it is important to consider the following pain points:

  • I frequently use online services: how can I protect myself and my family from cyber risks and data theft?
  • How can I find out if someone is attempting to obtain credit in my name?
  • Who can provide help if I become a victim of identity theft?

 

Key Benefits

  • Protection and control of online personal data

    Constant monitoring of personal and financial data on the public and dark web, with alerts in the event of excessive data exposure or if data is stolen.

     

  • Protection of credit reputation

    Preventing others from damaging your credit reputation through credit fraud. CRIF helps prevent identity theft, financial loss and credit fraud.

     

  • SME management of cyber risk

    The CRIF report shows the current exposure to cyber risk, providing details on existing vulnerabilities, continuous monitoring of company data on the dark web, and instant alerts.

     

  • Dedicated assistance in the event of potential fraud

    Consumers can access specialist assistance and receive guidance on the appropriate actions to take.

     

     

Solution Details

Online data is valuable, especially for those who seek to use this information to commit fraud. There are many ways to exploit data found on the internet for illicit purposes. For example:

Online data is valuable, especially for those who seek to use this information to commit fraud. There are many ways to exploit data found on the internet for illicit purposes. For example:

  • A fraudster, using various pieces of information (such as first name, last name, e-mail address, home address, tax code, and IBAN), can open an account in another person’s name to carry out illegal activities (e.g., money laundering).
  • A hacker may gain access to a person’s e‑mail account and send messages to their contacts requesting money.
  • A criminal, after obtaining a person’s credit card details, can use them to make purchases charged to the victim.

CRIF provides consumers with services that allow them to monitor and detect whether their data is at risk online or if someone is attempting to use their identity to obtain credit. These services also include support for victims of identity theft.

Organisations of all sizes have been, or will be, impacted by cyber risks. While this threat is widely publicised, it is not always well understood. Today, almost all companies are connected to the internet: e‑mail, online searches, and supplier payments are just some of the ways organisations interact online.

CRIF helps companies manage cyber risks and monitors whether sensitive data has been compromised or stolen.

 

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