Identity theft strikes anywhere, even on vacation

by Guest Contributor 1 min read July 2, 2015

A recent Experian survey found that while consumers are getting better about protecting their information on a regular basis, many do not take the same precautions when traveling. According to the survey, 1 in 5 consumers has had an item with sensitive information lost or stolen while traveling, and 39% have experienced identity theft while traveling or know someone who has.

Organizations can protect themselves and customers by using innovative fraud-detection tools designed to reduce potential losses while preserving the customer experience.

>> Video: The reputational impact of fraud and identity theft

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