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To Equifreeze or Equifalert – that’s the question

By Peter Sloan on September 14, 2017
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The FTC today posted helpful information on consumer fraud alerts and credit freezes, two of several options for consumers in the wake of the Equifax breach (and its ilk).  The post explains the difference between the two, and it also provides how-to tips and informational links.

 

Peter Sloan

Peter Sloan is the Managing Attorney at the law firm Information Governance Group, LLC.  Peter advises clients on how best to retain, secure, preserve, and dispose of information. He helps clients throughout the United States create, validate, and update retention schedules; implement compliant…

Peter Sloan is the Managing Attorney at the law firm Information Governance Group, LLC.  Peter advises clients on how best to retain, secure, preserve, and dispose of information. He helps clients throughout the United States create, validate, and update retention schedules; implement compliant information management policies and processes; and defensibly dispose of information. Peter also counsels clients on data security compliance and breach response readiness, and he works with clients to manage data breach response.

Peter has served clients across a broad range of industries, including energy, financial services, healthcare, engineering and construction, manufacturing, retail, technology, and transportation.

For more information about the Firm, please visit www.infogovgroup.com, or the Firm’s blog, Information Bytes.

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