Protecting your personal identity

Protect your personal identity

You may receive at least one or two unfamiliar calls every day; some are promotional phone calls, some are disguising as courier companies, some are likely to be fake banks, and some even pose as immigration authorities requesting video conversation.

How many unfamiliar messages do you receive on a daily basis?

Without the awareness and channels of prevention of identity theft, you are at risk of becoming sales victims or even suffer losses in properties.

Fake websites

Phone scams

Dark web scams

Phishing emails

Fraudsters are everywhere

Know in time of identity theft

Monitoring Dark Web Monitoring

Alert Credit Alert

Cyber Threats

The digital world can be dangerous, beside those presented in the chart, fraudsters would steal your personal data in other means.

For example, installing Trojan spyware in free mobile applications, or stealing embedded operation data on your phone through free Wi-Fi. This may include sensitive personal data such as online banking passwords.

Fraudsters may use the stolen personal data to apply for a loan or a credit card, resulting in monetary losses on your side. Whenever you are asked to provide personal information, you should be vigilant to avoid falling for scams.

Dark Web Threats

A place not known to many people, dark web is the hotbed for scammers, where dreadful cybercriminals would leak your secrets, sell your personal data for profits with no remorse. It is extremely difficult to identify the real identity of these cybercriminals in the real world. The notion that one’s home address, ID number, credit card number, passport number and even gaming accounts could be up for sale in dark web is terrifying. Hence, it is very important that we actively protect our identity.

Dark Web Monitoring
Keep your data in the light

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Powerful retrospective search capabilities

Actionable recommendations and guided responses

TransUnion Credit Alert
Minimise loss from identity theft

Mobile phone users can encounter different security threats at any time, a reckless decision can be expensive! To prevent personal data theft, you should actively protect your personal identity.

TransUnion’s “Credit Alert Service” will notify you of any critical changes* to your credit report, to prevent fraudsters from using your personal information further and minimise losses. Critical changes include new enquiries made to your credit report, new credit accounts opened in your name, and changes in address or phone number. Once you find an enquiry record that does not belong to you, you can act fast to reduce losses.

*Critical changes include:

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