August 15, 2016: The latest book in the “What’s the Deal with..?” series has just been published, and it examines the threat of identity theft, which affects millions of people every year. In 2015, identity theft was the number one consumer complaint at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Breaches at healthcare companies Anthem and Premera alone exposed 91 million consumer records to the bad guys. Today, identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the world. Everything from your credit card information to your medical history is at risk. The author of the book, Robert Ryerson, talks about what led him to write his new book, “I began … [Read more...]
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