Five Certainties in the Uncertain World of Identity Theft: Industry Research Report

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Five Certainties in the Uncertain World of Identity Theft

Published Date: November 2004

Published By: TowerGroup

Page Count: 5

Order Code: R301-1029

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Incongruities have led to confusion and misgivings about identity theft. Though confusion may reign, there are some certainties that financial services institutions can use to guide policy. For example, the distinction between identity theft and credit fraud may not matter ultimately if the policies and technology solutions address them both. This TowerGroup Viewpoint describes areas of the identity theft controversy that are clearer than others and that help to define the problem today.

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