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Preventing Identity Theft

Data Governance is important as I am designing a Sovereign Identity Governance for my Sovereign Security and Identity Metrics. Due to the DDOS Attacks, SQL Injection, Middleman Attacks of financial accounts, back logging into the Social Security database of using some sort of epilogue of Software Data who creates profiles. Scarfs monetary annotation units from a bot net server port into various botnet accounting matrixes. I'm designing the first ever IDMATRIX. No more insignia units of money.

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Preventing Identity Theft

Data Governance is important as I am designing a Sovereign Identity Governance for my Sovereign Security and Identity Metrics. Due to the DDOS Attacks, SQL Injection, Middleman Attacks of financial accounts, back logging into the Social Security database of using some sort of epilogue of Software Data who creates profiles. Scarfs monetary annotation units from a bot net server port into various botnet accounting matrixes. I'm designing the first ever IDMATRIX. No more insignia units of money.

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1 • Close the accounts that have been tampered

with or opened fraudulently.

2
• File a police report with your local law
enforcement agency that has jurisdiction over
your actual residence or place of business.

3 • Contact the three national credit organizations:


Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.

• Place a fraud alert on your name and place a

4 "Fraud Alert / Victim Impact" statement on your


credit file that prompts creditors to call you
before opening any new accounts.

5
• Ask your banks to flag your accounts, contact
you to confirm any unusual activity and change
your PIN and password.

PREVENTING IDENTITY THEFT:

• Preferably use a locked mailbox to • Deposit all outgoing mail to your local
send and receive mail. post office.

• Never give any personal information • Memorize your Social


over the telephone or the internet, Security Number and all passwords.
unless you’re the one has made the
call.

• Do not record sensitive information • Track transactions to match and


such as Social Security Number on compare them to bank statements.
anything that can be easily accessed
and viewed.
• Immediately report all lost or stolen • Apply for a new credit/debit card. If
credit/debit cards. the card hasn't arrived in a
timely manner, report it to the bank
or credit card company immediately.

• Monitor expiration dates on your • Do not carry your Social Security card
credit/debit cards; Contact the issuer with you.
if replacement cards are not received
prior to expiration dates.

• Never give your Social Security • Shred documents containing


Number to anyone, unless any sensitive information.
within good reason for providing it.

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