Setting up fraud alerts on your credit reports only takes a few minutes. They can protect your identity and your money.

Your personal data could already be out there, exposing you to fraud and identity theft. But one free step can stop thieves ...

To freeze your credit, you need to contact each of the three major credit bureaus. Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion all have secure websites where you can create an account and place a freeze.

Removing accurate and timely information from your report is generally not possible. This is true for hard inquiries as well, ...

Millions of Americans have had their information stolen in security breach and, if you're a victim, freezing your credit can help.

WestJet, Hawaiian Airlines and Qantas have confirmed attacks by the prolific hacking group known as Scattered Spider.

If you receive a breach notification, visit IdentityTheft.gov/databreach to get personalized advice based on what type of ...

Researchers uncovered billions of compromised credentials online. Learn if you're at risk and how to protect yourself on the web.

Running an online business and worried about your personal information getting leaked? How to keep your SSN secure.

Running an online business and worried about your personal information getting leaked? How to keep your SSN secure.