Stories of large data breaches have become fixtures in the news and may have employees wondering if and when their personal data could be exposed. Once a data breach has occurred, if their credentials are compromised, your employees’ credit profiles and identities could be at greater risk for theft and fraud. It is important to consider how you can help your employees if this does happen. An identity theft protection benefit can help you stem the tide for your employees against the growing threats of identity fraud that can occur after a breach. Learn more about how it can help you lighten their burden of monitoring and safeguarding their accounts, credit, and digital identity on their own.
Stories of large data breaches have become fixtures in the news. Through the first half of 2024, 1,571 data compromises have been reported impacting an estimated 1.07 billion victims.1 Once a data breach has occurred, your employees’ credit profiles and identities are at risk. With their personal information compromised, they may be at greater risk of having their accounts hijacked, credit profile impacted, identities stolen, and more.
With such frequency and risk, it is important to consider how you can help your employees if their personal information does become exposed. An identity theft protection benefit can help you stem the tide for your employees against the growing threats of identity fraud that can occur after a breach and help lighten the burden of monitoring and safeguarding their accounts, credit, and digital identity on their own.
Learn more about what specific risks your employees could face if their information is exposed in a data breach and how the offering of an identity theft protection benefit with the right resources and tools can help your employees better protect their accounts and help minimize the risk of potential fraud loss. 1. ITRC, H1 2024 Data Breach Report, July 2024.