Individual Plan
1 credit bureau monitoring
3 credit bureau monitoring
Family Plan
1 credit bureau monitoring
3 credit bureau monitoring
Choose your plan
IDShield Individual and Family plans come with the same features.
3 easy steps
3 easy steps
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Pick your plan
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Add your personal info and accounts
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Enjoy life while IDShield’s team of security experts protects you
Synthetic Identity Theft
Your payment history is the biggest factor impacting your credit score. And, there’s a pretty good chance that the person who stole your card or obtained a new one in your name isn’t going to foot the bill either. A missed payment of at least 30 days could lead to up to 100 points taken off our score. Even if you report the fraudulent charge early it could take weeks for everything to straighten out again.
New Account Fraud
Your payment history is the biggest factor impacting your credit score. And, there’s a pretty good chance that the person who stole your card or obtained a new one in your name isn’t going to foot the bill either. A missed payment of at least 30 days could lead to up to 100 points taken off our score. Even if you report the fraudulent charge early it could take weeks for everything to straighten out again.
Medical Identity Theft
Your payment history is the biggest factor impacting your credit score. And, there’s a pretty good chance that the person who stole your card or obtained a new one in your name isn’t going to foot the bill either. A missed payment of at least 30 days could lead to up to 100 points taken off our score. Even if you report the fraudulent charge early it could take weeks for everything to straighten out again.
Synthetic Identity Theft
Your payment history is the biggest factor impacting your credit score. And, there’s a pretty good chance that the person who stole your card or obtained a new one in your name isn’t going to foot the bill either. A missed payment of at least 30 days could lead to up to 100 points taken off our score. Even if you report the fraudulent charge early it could take weeks for everything to straighten out again.
Business Identity Theft
Your payment history is the biggest factor impacting your credit score. And, there’s a pretty good chance that the person who stole your card or obtained a new one in your name isn’t going to foot the bill either. A missed payment of at least 30 days could lead to up to 100 points taken off our score. Even if you report the fraudulent charge early it could take weeks for everything to straighten out again.
How it works
How it works
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Sign up
Sign up and try IDShield free for 30 days.
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Monitor for fraud and alerts
24/7 monitoring of your identity, reputation, finances, credit, alerts you about potential fraud, and so much more.
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Identity restored – guaranteed
Gain peace of mind knowing that licensed private investigators restore your identity, saving you time and money.
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$1 million Reimbursement
IDShield pays you up to $1 million USD for unrecovered costs.
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Our Individual and Family plans come with access to all features.
Individual Plan
What You’ll Get
- Protects one person
- Access to all features
- Choose 1 or 3 credit bureau monitoring
Starting as low as
$14.95/month
Family Plan
What You’ll Get
- Protects you, your spouse or domestic partner, and dependents under 18 living with you
- Access to all features
- Choose 1 or 3 credit bureau monitoring
Starting as low as
$29.95/month
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Take Action Before Connecting Devices
Consumers need to be aware of the potential pitfalls with connected devices. This was brought to the forefront with the recent hacking of a Ring camera. While this is an extreme example resulting from password reuse, it shows how easily a smart device can transform from a useful tool to a horrifying threat. As the number of smart devices is poised to continue its rapid growth, you need to put the foundations in place to stop the exploitation of your family’s information and privacy.
About Data Brokers
If you’ve ever Googled yourself, you know that images and content shared on social platforms can be linked to your online identity. But did you know that your personal information is being used to fuel a much larger profile and that companies exist solely to sell this information to other organizations and groups? These data brokers, as they are called, have been spying on all of your online activities for years and know a staggering amount of personal details about you as a result.
What’s even more concerning is what they do with this information, they package it up and sell it to companies, government agencies, and individuals without your explicit permission.
As the world grows increasingly digital and people conduct even more activities online, data brokers will have access to greater amounts of information. That’s why now is the time to learn more about them, and what you need to do to limit their access to your personal data. Here, we’ll shed light on the murky data broker industry and what you can do to address this growing privacy threat.
IDShield Protection
Features Include
- Dark web surveillance
- Unlimited consulting with fraud experts
- 24/7 access for emergency support
- Monthly credit score tracker
- Support with credit report disputes
- Scan your social media for unwanted images and posts
- Watch your financial accounts for unwanted activity
How IDShield Can Help Protect Sensitive Personal Information
Social Security Number
Monitoring & Protection Services
Don’t let your SSN get stolen! IDShield offers
professional Social Security number monitoring
services to protect against identity theft &
unauthorized use.
PII Protection & Internet Privacy Monitoring
With rapid technological growth including the steady rise of online shopping and the recent boom in remote work and learning, protecting PII is becoming ever more vital for security, safety, and basic economics.
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Blogs, Articles and Other Related Links
Don’t Forget About Those Old Accounts and Profiles
Myspace, Flickr, Hi5, Foursquare, Google Plus…. Remember those? During your time online it’s highly likely that you’ve left a few old accounts and profiles online. These can pose risks to both your reputation and your online security. Here’s how IDShield can help you....
What is Criminal Identity Theft?
Criminal identity theft happens when someone who is cited or arrested for a crime uses someone else’s personal information as ID. The result: a criminal record now exists in the name of the person whose ID was hijacked. This can have all sorts of repercussions, and...
What is Synthetic Identity Theft?
Synthetic identity theft occurs when a fraudster combines real and fake personal information to create a new identity—as opposed to stealing an existing one. A thief can use a real Social Security number combined with a fake name and date of birth to ‘Frankenstein’...
IDShield for Business Remediates Cyber Vulnerabilities
We provide the essential layers every business needs to identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover from a cyberattack.
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Your Social Security Matters
A Social Security number (SSN) is a nine-digit number that the Social Security Administration (SSA), a U.S. government agency, issues to all U.S. citizens and eligible U.S. residents who apply for one.
The Social Security number was developed in 1935 as a way for the U.S. government to efficiently track individuals’ lifetime earnings and number of years worked in order to determine eligibility, calculate benefit payments, and pay Social Security income at retirement.
Today, your Social Security number is now used for a wide range of purposes.
Don’t let your Social Security number get stolen!
It’s important to note that though your Social Security number is now used for more than its original intended purpose, it’s vital to limit usage to only necessary applications. Another way to protect your Social Security number or Social Security card is to keep it in either a safe deposit box or a home-safe instead of keeping it in your wallet or carrying it on your person.
Protecting your Social Security number can help prevent identity theft from happening to you.
Some Purposes for your Social Security Number:
- Obtaining credit
- Opening a bank account
- Applying for a federal loan
- Applying for certain types of public assistance
- Enrolling in Medicare or private insurance
- Buying a home or a car
- Obtaining a driver’s license
- Applying for a passport
IDShield Protection Plans for Your Business
Both plans include:
Scans
Comprehensive, automated monthly scans and vulnerability reports of your networks.
PII includes:
Linked information is usually more direct and includes personal information such as:
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Get the Same, Great Features With Every Plan
Just choose an Individual or Family Plan and then One or Three Bureau monitoring and alerts.
Each Plan Includes a 30 Day Trial Offer!
Each Plan Includes a 30 Day Trial Offer!
