Identity theft: how you can protect and survive

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The proliferation of databases has led to an epidemic of identity theft. Cath Everett reports on the depth of the problem and the steps business should take to protect themselves.

The reason for the alarming increase in identity theft is easy to understand: there's far more personal data around to steal. Samir Kapuria, director of strategic solutions of security consultanc...

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