Your customers are counting on you.
Identity fraud is the most significant threat to bank deposit accounts. In 2002, 86 percent of all identity theft victims experienced credit card and/or bank deposit fraud, with losses that exceeded $41 billion. The industry suffered cataclysmic losses, and the trend seems to be worsening. Identity Theft 911 offers banks and brokerage houses a comprehensive solution to this growing crisis.
Identity Theft 911 enables banks and brokerage houses to offer customers a comprehensive solution to the problem of identity theft. Programs are specifically designed to meet the needs of the institution and its customers, and can be offered as a benefit of membership or provide a profit center.
Where others tell you what to do, we get it done. Victims of identity theft need more than a prefab fraud kit or a list of toll-free numbers. The Identity Theft Resolution Service incorporates:
- One-on-one crisis resolution from Identity Theft 911.
- Ongoing consumer education from Identity Theft 911.
- Credit reports and alerts from TrueLink and TransUnion.
- Fraud Monitoring from Identity Guard
Among the other services that Identity Theft 911 offers to banks:
Database Compromise solution - SBR911™
Security Breach Response 911 was developed to augment and enhance the Incident Response Plan of a fully
compliant Information Security Program. Should a security breach occur, the essential elements necessary
to notify and respond to affected consumers will be in place and ready to be mobilized. SBR911 services include:
- Emergency response guidance
- Consumer notification
- America's premier identity theft resolution services
- High-level customer service for enhanced customer retention
- Secure communications and media interface
- Special discounts on optional monitoring products
- Access to the complete Security Breach Response Library
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) solutions from Identity Theft 911 provide financial institutions with comprehensive, customized programs that help employees deal with identity theft while containing its disruptive effect on day-to-day business.
