By Stacy Whelchel
Do you know anyone in the military? This recent New York Times article is something interesting that you might want to share with them and any loved ones.
This article reports the unsettling conclusion of a research project by an U.S. Army intelligence officer/West Point professor who examined the common use of Social Security numbers throughout the daily lives of soldiers and their families.
He suggests that in the world of bases and outposts around the world, this frequent exposure of soldiers' confidential information opens up the threat of identity theft for those admirably serving our country.
While the military branches and the U.S. Department of Defense have acknowledged the problem and claim solutions are in the works, identity thieves continue to take advantage of these types of oversights to victimize not only those in the armed forces, but the civilian population as well.
Pre-Paid Legal's Identity Theft ShieldSM is available now as a reliable resource of identity theft services, including access to dedicated restoration experts. Why wait and take chances?
This article reports the unsettling conclusion of a research project by an U.S. Army intelligence officer/West Point professor who examined the common use of Social Security numbers throughout the daily lives of soldiers and their families.
He suggests that in the world of bases and outposts around the world, this frequent exposure of soldiers' confidential information opens up the threat of identity theft for those admirably serving our country.
While the military branches and the U.S. Department of Defense have acknowledged the problem and claim solutions are in the works, identity thieves continue to take advantage of these types of oversights to victimize not only those in the armed forces, but the civilian population as well.
Pre-Paid Legal's Identity Theft ShieldSM is available now as a reliable resource of identity theft services, including access to dedicated restoration experts. Why wait and take chances?
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