Are You At Risk For Identity Theft?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Recently, Equifax disclosed that its systems had been hacked.  Please mark the answer that most closely describes you:

  • A.
    I checked the Equifax link and my information is compromised
  • B.
    I checked the Equifax link and my information is NOT compromised
  • C.
    I have not checked the Equifax link
  • D.
    What is Equifax?
• 2.
  In response to its security breach, Equifax is offering a Free Trusted ID service to the public.  Check the answer that most closely represents you?

  • A.
    I didn't know about this Free Trusted ID service.
  • B.
    I understand what Equifax Trusted ID covers, but haven't signed up.
  • C.
    I signed up for the Free Equifax Trusted ID they offer.
  • D.
    I signed up for a different ID Theft protection service not connected to Equifax.
• 3.
  I can name the last few breaches that have been in the news.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 4.
  I am familiar with the 6 types of ID Theft that criminals are committing

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 5.
  How often do you check your credit report?

  • A.
    Rarely, if ever
  • B.
    Only when I apply for a loan or credit card
  • C.
    Every 3-6 months
  • D.
    Every 1-2 months

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Sitting Duck - High Risk

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  It's time to open your eyes to the threat of Identity Theft. Ignorance is NOT bliss when it comes to Identity Theft, as it can ruin your good name and your financial future. Every year, millions of Americas are affected by this problem, even though most of them didn't think that it could happen to them. It doesn't have to be this way, though. There are many smart ways to protect your identity, with just a few simple actions. Don't let Identity Theft ruin your good name and your financial future!
• 2.
  Vulnerable - Medium Risk

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  You have taken some steps to protect your identity, and are aware of some of the major risks out there. With that said, there is still more you can do to help protect your good name and your financial future. Identity Thieves are always looking for new vulnerabilities, so it is important to stay on top of the latest risks and to proactively take measures to protect yourself. Fortunately, there are ways take out some of the hard work and strengthen your defenses against ID Theft.
• 3.
  Savvy & Diligent - Low/Moderate Risk

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  Good job! You are on top of your game when it comes to protecting your identity, and it shows. You are aware of the major risks out there, and are proactively taking steps to preserve your good name and your financial future. Keep it up! It is important not to get complacent, though, as Identity Thieves are constantly exploiting new vulnerabilities. That is why we strongly recommend joining a trusted identity protection plan that can help you by quickly identifying and addressing any new threats. After all, you've worked hard to build your good name - Let's make sure it stays that way.