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Our stories Protecting your
identity online
Unlocking the potential of
data… to help prevent fraud
No one can imagine life without the internet. Online
shopping, booking travel or banking, it makes life so
convenient. But it’s made life easier for fraudsters too.
They can take your lost or stolen personal details and use
them to impersonate you online, access your bank account,
or buy something in your name. And they’re targeting big
businesses as well.
When you’re online making a purchase or logging onto an
account, our software quietly works away in the background,
detecting suspected fraud patterns while still allowing
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It won’t interrupt your online experience and will help to keep
you safe. At the same time we’re also helping to protect the
business you’re transacting with from fraud.
45,000
victims of fraud
supported by
Experian in 2016
44%
increase in fraud
during 2015 in
the UK
30%
of online
transactions
potentially turn
away a good
customer
94%
lower attack
rate than the
industry average
using Experian’s
FraudNet
Tips to keep your identity even more
secure online:
• Change passwords regularly.
• Avoid sharing personally identifying information,
such as your full birth date, on social networks.
• Avoid using public Wi-Fi hot spots, which make it easy
for thieves to hack into the information stored on your
mobile devices.
• Password protect your phone since it provides access
to sensitive information and accounts.
• Enable remote location and wiping software on your phone,
allowing you to track it and wipe all data if it’s lost or stolen.
• Review credit reports regularly and watch for signs of fraud.
• Consider enrolling in identity theft protection monitoring
and take action if you receive alerts that your identity could
be compromised.
If you suspect that someone may have already obtained your identifying
information and is using it to commit fraud then contact your local credit
bureau. They can put an alert on your credit report so that if someone tries
to apply for credit in your name, then extra checks can be run to verify that
it is a genuine application before being approved.
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