Synthetic id fraud in a post breach world
Consumers swipe their credit cards at staggering rates, but drilling into how each individual uses their card can reveal telling details about their lifestyle and spend.
Despite rising concerns about identity theft, most Americans aren’t taking basic steps to make it harder for their information to be stolen, according to a survey Experian conducted in August 2017.
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Synthetic id fraud in a post breach world
Consumers swipe their credit cards at staggering rates, but drilling into how each individual uses their card can reveal telling details about their lifestyle and spend.
Despite rising concerns about identity theft, most Americans aren’t taking basic steps to make it harder for their information to be stolen, according to a survey Experian conducted in August 2017.