So, I ask you, ”Who is going to protect your from cybercrime and identity theft?

You can’t look to our government to protect you. Heck, they are having enough trouble keeping the bad guys at bay and from stealing sensitive documents. Personally, I wouldn’t count on our government to do much to protect you from cybercriminals and identity theft any time soon.

The Identity Theft Recouce Center tells us only one in 700 identity thieves are ever caught. So, identity theft, for the bad guys, is a pretty safe to commit a crime. Unfortunately, the victim is left with the effects of the crime for many years to come. And, even when a criminal is caught, most Federal and State identity theft and cybercrime laws are weak and don’t hand out much punishment compared to the damage done to the victim.

You can’t count on corporate America to protect you. With your personal information spread all over the country from one corporation to a doctor’s office to a insuance agency to who knows where else it is, it is only a matter of time before a creative hacker get your personal information, too.

So, what is the answer to the question, Who is going to protect you from cybercrime and identity theft?" The answer is it has to begin and end with you. You have to take proactive measures to counter these attacks from these fraudsters.

I Recommend two solutions:

Whole identity theft protection – this is a new form of identity theft protection that goes beyond the credit protection you see advertised on radio and TV. It proactively protects your whole identity regularly checking for all forms of identity theft in thousands of locations including secret Internet trading places the bad guys hang out in. The service also includes full identity restoration back to pre-theft status.

Managed personal computer service – Again, this is a relatively new form of compter protection. It includes professional grade protection on your computer and unlimited tech support at no addtional charge to make sure your computer is free of malware and runs like new.You need 21st century protection to fight against 21st Century crimes!You have to take proactive steps to guard against today’s cybercriminals. They are more creative and inovative that ever before. It takes a 21st Century form of protection to counteract these bad guys and protect your personal information. You must take action. Don’t count on anyone else to do it for you.