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Publications Membership Booklet Newsletter Victim Assistance ID Sentinel Alert™ What is it? How it Works Fast Facts More Facts Learn More Identity Insurance What is it? How it Works Learn More Identity Restoration What is it? How it Works Fast Facts More Facts Learn More Attention: To enhance the monitoring service, simply call the toll-free number listed on your membership card. For additional security, enhancement is no longer offered via the website. Enhancement will now be handled via live operators. ID Sentinel Alert™ / How it Works How it Works ID Sentinel Alert™ uses your identifying information to search over 1500 different data sources at daily, weekly, bi-weekly and monthly intervals. Data sources include, but are not limited to: All 3 credit bureaus Financial institutions Insurance groups Cell phone detail White and Yellow Pages Real property records Subscriptions When address changes associated with your ID information are detected, you'll be immediately notified either via email, telephone or PDA, and through your emergency contact number if one has been provided. If you have initiated the changes you'll do nothing. If you did not initiate the change, this is your warning that someone is trying to assume your identity. Enhanced Monitoring ID Sentinel Alert™ also provides you with the option of updating ID Sentinel Alert™ for enhanced monitoring by providing us with more information about you. Obviously, the more we know the better we can protect you. Regardless of whether or not you update ID Sentinel Alert™, you are protected. In the News Latest Data Breach Involving Agency That Fights Identity Theft Now the agency charged with fighting identity theft says it's lost two laptops containing personal data. Identity thief finds easy money hard to resist By the time of Shiva Brent Sharma's third arrest for identity theft, at the age of 20, he had taken in well over $150,000 in cash and merchandise in his brief career. Gartner warns of offshore ID theft risk A shortage of skilled labour for Indian call centres increases the risk of fraud and identity theft, analyst firm Gartner warned in a newly published study. Natural disasters and ID theft ... credit. "People need to consider how great the risk of ID theft is and whether they will be seeking credit," says Brody. Evan Hendricks ... Case Of Identity Theft Lands Wrong Man In Jail !!!    Legal | Privacy