The first known case of ID theft

Maliciously stealing someone else's identity is as old as recorded history.

Though it may well have happened earlier, the oldest case we know of is in the Bible's Old Testament. 

Jacob disguised himself with animal skins so that he could fool his blind (and mentally feeble) father into giving him the traditional blessing of the firstborn; which rightfully belonged to his brother, Esau.

Stealing someone else's personal identity is thievery, pure and simple.  It doesn't matter if it's 3000 years ago or the 21st century. 

Theft is theft... and it can be devastating.

You simply have got to take precautions.

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Cyber Shield Alliance

Who broke your computer and stole your money?

I hope that you never have to ask that question.  Unfortunately, too many people do... and it's getting worse. 

93% of all identity theft occurs online. Every time you access the Internet, your entire virtual life is at risk. Changing your password will not stop hackers. Do you really think they guessed your password to get in to your social media account?

They’re stealing your user-name, password, the money in your bank, credit card information, email, text messages and more in other ways.

There are a variety of ID Protection services available for your bank accounts, credit cards, social security number and so on.  There are also numerous anti-virus, anti-hacking and email encryption programs out there.

What we're doing is different. 

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Cyber Shield Alliance