See how you can easily lock and unlock your Equifax credit report online or from your mobile device with Equifax Lock & Alert.

There is a dangerous rise in online job scams. Learn more about where job scams happen, what kind of job scams to look for and how to spot fake job postings.

The increase in unemployment over recent years has caused a spike in unemployment fraud. Learn about unemployment insurance fraud and how to protect yourself.

Want to know how fraud alerts work? Learn seven essential fraud alert facts and learn more about fraud alerts, active duty military alerts and extended alerts.

Learn the differences between fraud alerts, security freezes and locking your credit report and how they can help you better protect your personal information.

What is the difference between a credit report lock and a security freeze? Learn how each method can help restrict unauthorized access to your credit reports.

Have you recently lost your credit card? Learn about the 4 things you should do when you have lost your credit card to protect yourself from fraud.

Stressing over a lost social security card? If you need a social security card replacement for a stolen or lost social security card, learn what to do here.

If you believe you're a victim of identity theft, learn what you can do.

You can place a fraud alert on your credit reports to let creditors know you've been a victim of fraud or identity theft, or think you may be.

Equifax Identity Restoration can help you file identity theft reports, order credit reports, and more. Learn more about Equifax Identity Restoration here.

Learn how to place a fraud alert or an active duty alert on your credit reports here.

See how to safeguard your financial future and request your credit report from prison. Take steps to protect against fraud and theft with credit freezes and more.

Take steps to help protect yourself from scams and identity theft when you're shopping online. Here are a few simple ways.

If you're trying to add a minor child to your Equifax Family Plan and an Equifax credit report already exists for them, learn what you can do.

Active duty alerts are available for service members on active military duty who want to help minimize their risk of fraud or identity theft while deployed. Learn more about this tool.

To check if your child has credit reports with the three nationwide credit bureaus, you can send a request by mail. Find mailing addresses and needed documents here.

If you've had a loved one pass away, you can notify any of the three nationwide credit bureaus. Learn about the steps you can take.

From phishing emails to password breaches, there are many threats to your online data. Help better secure your information with this cybersecurity checklist.