Some 900 wealthy Morgan Stanley clients had their personal details posted online by an employee trying to sell the information.
The Heartbleed security issue has affected online banking and threatened the CRA in the middle of tax season, raising the specter of identity theft in the minds of your clients.
By acquiring a child's SIN, a scammer can create a completely new identity and successfully apply for loans and credit cards.
An alleged organized crime ring targeting the Ontario government and the private banking industry has been dismantled by a joint effort from the RCMP, border agents and Ontario police.
Canadians are worried about more than busting their budgets this season.
Help executors avoid disputes over digital family legacies.
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George and Ann pay bills in full and on time, so when a collections department called, they assumed it was an error. But George kept receiving calls from credit-card companies he’s never done business with.
As families pack up for a week of fun and relaxation over spring break, everyone knows to take plenty of sunscreen to protect against sunburn. But it's just as important to take steps to protect against identity theft.
A recent study found smartphone users are at a 33% increased risk for identity theft. However, there are things you can do to stay one step ahead and protect your identity. BMO Harris Bank suggests the following strategies to keep your information from falling into the wrong hands.