What Is Identity Theft?
Just Solutions will ensure that you keep your identity intact
No matter your age group or civil status, you’re always at risk
Why are kids and teens defenseless to identity theft?
- Kids and teens have a spotless credit record, which means thieves can easily open new accounts, and charge products or services under their name.
- Proud parents are likely to share too much of their kids’ and teens’ accomplishments and private details to virtually anybody.
Why are millennials defenseless to identity theft?
- Millennials grew up online and have a habit of oversharing on social media, even their sensitive information.
- This age group openly accepts 'friend requests' from strangers lurking to retrieve their private details.
Why are recently divorced couples defenseless to identity theft?
- Recently divorced individuals will get back into the dating scene and accidentally share personal information.
- Divorcees' recent separation could mean weakened online defenses as an ex-partner could still have access to secure web accounts.
Why are newlyweds defenseless to identity theft?
- Newlyweds will begin merging their finances online, which means more exposure of their private info on the web.
- Being newly married, this couple will likely post details about their wedding and honeymoon, which could jeopardize their privacy.
Why are new parents defenseless to identity theft?
- Excited new parents will inform their friends and family on social media about the new addition to their family, unwittingly giving thieves key family information.
- Exhausted moms and dads aren't likely to pay as much attention to security passwords and software as they did before.
Why are new homeowners defenseless to identity theft?
- New homeowners will most likely release their new address to friends and relatives, which thieves can seamlessly retrieve.
- Buying things online for their new home could lead to more exposure of their private details.
Why are kids and teens defenseless against identity theft?
- Kids and teens have spotless credit records, which means thieves can easily open new accounts, and charge products or services under their name.
- Proud parents are likely to share too much of their kids’ and teens’ accomplishments and private details on their social media accounts, making the information even more readily available for cybercriminals.
How can they steal from you?
Credit Card Theft
Online purchases made via non-secure payment gateways are hackers' favorite method to get credit card details.
Unsecure Websites
Thieves lurk in unsecured sites and linger there until you make a transaction and reveal your private info.
Phishing
Online scammers can pose as a legitimate entity, tricking you into disclosing your personal details.
Hacking
Cybercriminals can hack banks and retail chains to steal your bank and credit card information.
Shoulder Surfing
When using an ATM, someone might be looking over your shoulder and copying your private data.
Skimming
Scammers set up devices in ATMs or on credit card readers that can copy your PIN.
Fraudulent Credit Reports
Fraudsters who want to get a copy of your credit report can pretend to be your landlord or employer.
Pretexting
Cyberthieves call your employer or banks, deceiving them into sharing your personal info.
Dumpster Diving
Your discarded junk mail could be looted for sensitive info like bank account numbers.
Mail Theft
Bank or credit card statements filled with complete information in your physical mailbox are a treasure box for these felons.
What happens to your stolen information?
Cybercriminals will sell your private details to underground markets where other like-minded felons would use your personal data to:
File fraudulent
tax returns, apply for loans, commit identity fraud, etc.
Make
unauthorized purchases online
Launch
spam or phishing attacks
Buy
prescription medicine or make fraudulent insurance claims
Use info for
extortion or blackmail, hacktivism, etc.
Transfer
money, create counterfeit cards, or pay bills
With JSI Guardian, you and your family’s identity is kept under lock and key
Cyber monitoring
Our state-of-the-art systems scan over 600,000 web pages to identify suspicious activity
Comprehensive identity restoration
Our team goes above and beyond to restore your credit and clear your name with all parties involved
Identity theft insurance
Your identity is insured for up to $1 million with a 0% deductible, which covers all fees to restore your identity
Don’t let cyberthieves take advantage of you or your family
Ensure your privacy with Just Solutions by your side