Beware of Digital Identity Thieves
Plugging your device into a public charging port, accessing an unsecured WiFi network and even skipping over those pesky privacy policies for websites and apps…
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Why Is Identity Theft Protection Important?
Your personal information could be stolen and used by criminals in a variety of ways. Identity theft protection can help you reduce your risk of fraud and identity theft.
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How Discover Identity Theft Protection Works
Even when you’re not online, your personal info is.
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Monitor
Thousands of Dark websites, all 3 credit bureaus for key changes*, and more to see if your personal info is out there.
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Resolve
In case of ID theft, our resolution agents will hep you step by step.
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Reimburse
You on up to $1Million in covered costs, like expenses and stolen funds.*
When you enroll, we’ll direct charge your Discover card for the monthly payment. For Cardmembers only.
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How To Reduce The Risk Of Identity Theft
Avoiding the Worst Case Scenario: How to Counter Criminal Identity Theft
Criminal identity theft is when someone commits a crime and pretends to be you. This can mean that you have to pay the consequences…
Protect Yourself Against Cybercriminals
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5 Ways to Keep Your Identity Safe from Dumpster-Diving Thieves
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Identity thieves can change your address without your knowledge, rerouting your mail so that they can get their hands on your…
6 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Identity Theft
Learn the steps toward protecting and monitoring your personal information to reduce your risk of identity theft and fraud, like…
Protecting Yourself is as Important as Planning for Retirement
There were 14.4 million victims of identity fraud in 2018, resulting in $1.7 billion in out-of-pocket fraud costs, nearly twice what…