42 Quotes by Beth Givens

The person on the other end of the line is likely to have very sensitive information -- your account number, your Social Security number, the types of accounts you have (and) the way you use your accounts.

Usually cities do it in the reverse. They install the video surveillance first and then they consider setting up policies.

We're seeing almost as much interest and concerns in background checks as we were seeing in identity theft about a decade ago.

Some criminals have learned that impersonating the deceased is a successful way to commit identity theft.

If they answer yes, then ask, 'How are you making sure that my information is being protected?' If you don't like the answer, take your business to another financial institution.

(If) it's now going to be OK for children to be GPS-tracked, when is it going to be OK society wide?

If the credit industry were doing a better job protecting you, we wouldn't need such products.

I think a socially responsible response would be to list the names of the companies affected.

I think it's probably going to be as big of an issue as say, identity theft.