Fraudsters use urgency and secrecy to exploit older Canadians. Learn to spot the latest scams targeting seniors, understand the tactics used, such as AI voice cloning and phishing, and take proactive steps to secure your finances.
Scammers and online thieves are constantly evolving, becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect. How do these criminals operate, and what can you do to safeguard your hard-earned money and personal information?
Every month there’s another news story about cyber criminals stealing personal data. How do you know if you’ve been a victim and what can you do to recover?
Find out how to spot the signs of fraud and what to do if you suspect identity theft.
Identity thieves have gotten more sophisticated in their methods. Check out this list of ways identity theft may occur.
A lost wallet can put your finances and identity at risk. Being prepared can help you act fast to cancel your bank and credit cards to minimize the risk to your future.
With Equifax Complete Premier and Equifax Complete Friends and Family, you’re not alone. We’ll help you recover from ID theft, help restore your identity and cover up to $1 million in related expenses (certain conditions, restrictions and exclusions may apply).
There are two types of fraud and identity theft alerts you can proactively - or reactively - place on your Equifax credit report.
Fraud, including identity theft, can happen to anyone. Learn more about different types of identity theft and what you can do to help protect against it.
If you can't find your credit or debit card, you may be worried about the possibility of fraudulent charges. Here are four steps you can take right away.
Identity theft is on the rise in Canada. Checking your credit reports regularly is one of the best ways to spot potential fraud.
No matter where you're travelling, certain habits can put you at risk of identity theft. Here are 5 habits to break.
It can help you avoid crowds and traffic, but shopping online can also put you at risk of identity theft or fraud. Here are some suggestions to help you browse more safely.
Learn how to protect yourself from spyware and ransomware to help keep your personal data safe.
Protecting your personal information online isn't just a good idea, it’s an important step in stopping fraud and safeguarding your financial well-being. Get simple tips to help protect your digital life.
Millions of people have had their information stolen among the dozens of breaches that have happened over the past few years. Understand what information was compromised and how to protect yourself against further attacks against your identity.
The goal of phishing is to get you to take the bait -- and hand over personal or financial information. Learn more about how to recognize a phishing scam when you see one.
Many people believe it’s a matter of when, not if, your data will end up on the dark web. While there’s not much you can do to remove your data from the dark web, reporting the fraud and monitoring your financial accounts can help you protect your identity and your financial future.
Regularly checking your credit report for unauthorized accounts or inquiries is a key step in spotting identity theft before it can cause lasting damage. A credit monitoring product can make this process even easier.
Find out how to spot the signs of fraud and what to do if you suspect identity theft.
Learn more about identity theft and how identity thieves can use your personal information for financial gain.
Learn about steps you should consider taking to better protect your personal information.
During the holiday season, fraudsters take advantage of all that shopping to pull some sneaky tricks. Learn how to spot the fakes and help protect yourself this holiday season.
From shopping sales to homemade gifts, there are plenty of ways to show your loved ones you care without breaking the bank, or putting yourself at risk of identity theft.
Identity thieves don’t take time off during the holiday season. We have tips to help you stay vigilant and help protect your identity — at any time of year.
Canadians are taking some steps to help protect their personal information, but aren't adopting other habits, an Equifax survey finds -- despite the fact that threats of identity theft and fraud are on the rise.