Recent Articles About Identity Theft Protection Reviews

IDnotify is a trustworthy service that won’t sell your data, but there aren't a lot of extras.

Credit Karma is a free service that offers users access to its TransUnion and Equifax credit information. Although it can be a helpful tool, is it worth signing up for?

Ransomware and hackers have opened up the door to widespread data and identity theft, but services like PrivacyGuard vow to help you keep it safe.

NordPass has been around since 2019, but its clean design and plentiful features are appreciated now more than ever.

Allstate Identity Protection provides loads of options for identity monitoring alerts but unfortunately only monitors one credit bureau on most plans.

RoboForm was released in 2000, making it one of the oldest password managers. We've tested Roboform to see if its kept up with the times.

My Passwords password manager is a low-cost option that will keep your data secure with its offline vault.

Dashlane gives you a lot for nothing with its free password manager — and its paid plans come stacked with features.

We’ll guide you through the ins and outs of Keeper Password Manager based on its cost, our testing, its security measures, and more.

Bitwarden offers users a variety of features to help you remember every login and password and to keep your information secure.

1Password isn’t the only password manager on the market, but its strong security, unique features, and ease of use during our testing make it a top contender.

We've gathered the best password managers for Android. Here's what made the cut (and what didn't).