Identity Theft: An Overview - Page 2

Significance of Recent Developments

The effectiveness of these recent developments has not entirely materialized and remains to be determined. Nevertheless, with time, additional amendments to previous measures, and technological innovations corresponding with contemporary changes in law enforcement, legislation may eventually introduce policies that considerably curtail the prevalence of identity theft in the future.

Book Sources:

Internet Sources:

    * Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act

    * Social Security Legislative Bulletin

    * Protecting Personal Information - A Guide for Business

Resources

    * Financial Crime Reports to the Public Fiscal Year 2006

    * FTC Business Information - Identity, Privacy, & Security

    * Preventing Business Identity Theft - Risk Management CFO.com 

    * ID THEFT – id theft news

    * Identity Theft and Fraud

 

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