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Buyers may be vulnerable to all kinds about threats.

Safeguarding any consumer from online and in-person predators may be a full-time project . Businesses are held responsible for defending consumers' data in the mortgage, legal and auto industries to name some few. If an concern call for reporting to authorities, always document that measures were taken to shield the customer's information also avoid the event. Otherwise, the small business could be faced with closing its doors.

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Locks on all doors Cameras (exterior, interior) Motion detection Shredder Locked File Cabinets Security guards (optional) ID badges

2 Implement barriers to guard against fraud. Use third-party verification when applicable. With small business transactions, utilize a notary public to legitimize document signatures. Notarized documents are required for mortgage loans and most modifications. In addition, operate the lock feature on computers, and require everyone to have individual log-ins. Always shred documents that contain sensitive information when they are no longer necessary.

3 Location inside writing whenever the data away from the buyer may be shared and how it will be used. With example, will the information be used for hiring? Inside this case, the enterprise need to keep documents from a secure locked file cabinet or shred the unwelcome applications with consumer identifiers, for example a Social Security number.

4 Report fraud immediately to the appropriate authorities and the consumer. The Federal Trade Commission website remains an option to report all types of problems related to consumers. Be positive to contain as many details because feasible.

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References

Consumer Fraud Reporting website Federal Trade Commission Internet Fraud Data

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