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Sony said the prevention service, provided through a company called Debix Inc., will alert Sony customers to unauthorized use of their personal information and a $1 million insurance policy if they become the victims of identity theft.

As Sony Counts Hacking Costs, Analysts See Billion-Dollar Repair Bill Juro Osawa 2011

Sony said the prevention service, provided through a company called Debix Inc., will alert Sony customers to unauthorized use of their personal information and a $1 million insurance policy if they become the victims of identity theft.

Sony CEO Apologizes for Data Breach Nick Wingfield 2011

Thieves covet children's unused Social Security numbers because they can be more easy to use illicitly than those of an adult who already has a record, especially for items like cellphones and store-issued credit cards, says Bo Holland , chief executive of AllClear ID, a unit of Debix Inc.

Data Thieves Target Children Maya Jackson Randall 2011

Many child identity thefts begin with a cyber attack, according to Bo Holland, chief executive of Debix.

Child Identity Theft Takes Advantage Of Kids' Unused Social Security Numbers 2011

Debix, which sells identity protection services, says it recently ran credit reports on 381 cases of confirmed child identity theft and found credit reports only turned up fraudulent activity in four cases, or 1 percent.

Child Identity Theft Takes Advantage Of Kids' Unused Social Security Numbers 2011

The study was based on data provided by Debix, which sells identity theft services and offers free scans for parents who want to find out if a credit file exists on their child.

Family Secrets: Parents Prey On Children's Identities As Victims Stay Silent 2011

The information was provided by Debix, which sells identity theft services and offers free scans for parents who want to find out if a credit file exists on their child.

Child Identity Theft Takes Advantage Of Kids' Unused Social Security Numbers 2011

The inherent flaws in fraud alerts prompted another company, Debix, to create a more effective type of alert worth considering.

LIfeLock agrees to pay $12 million total in settlement 2010

The inherent flaws in fraud alerts prompted another company, Debix, to create a more effective type of alert worth considering.

LIfeLock agrees to pay $12 million total in settlement 2010

That is a much more reliable system, and, because it significantly improves the protection provided by the standard free fraud alert, we now believe consumers should prefer Debix over the standard free fraud alert.

Debix's better credit fraud alert 2009