'EXPOSED" Identity Theft Workshop

Dedicating over 10 years to educating the Public on Risks of Identity Exposure, Pam Cannataro, continues to keep us informed.  A Community Awareness Advocate of the issues of Identity Theft and how to Pro-Actively manage our Risk.

Hackers compromising networks to steal consumers’ personal information, Foreign Actors virtually accessing our trade secrets, Criminal groups lining their pockets by exploiting any online vulnerability they can find, put is all at Risk!

In today’s virtual world, it is well known that cybercrime can jeopardize our privacy, our economy, and even our national security. Scam artists around the world defraud millions of people each year. They use the phone, postal mail, and the internet to trick people into sending money or giving out personal information.

Identity theft is a crime that does not discriminate. If you have PII—and everyone does—it can be stolen and misused regardless of age, credit usage, technology usage, or any other factor. This is why it is so important to understand what identity theft is, how it can occur and that it can happen to you. Please join your community at this workshop to gain information.