What Is Proactive Identity Theft Protection?
Simply put, being proactive is about assessing risks and actioning a plan to reduce those risks before it happens. It’s the opposite of reactive, which is when you react after the occurrence. A good example is a security alarm, most consumers don’t install one until after their house or business has been broken into. Identity theft is similar. Most people don’t think about it until it’s already happened. Read more ….
