Consumers of every age are at greater risk of identity fraud, but when it comes to children, social media use and risky online behaviors put children’s identities at significant risk. Children are more likely to openly share dates of birth, physical addresses, email addresses and names of family members, either through legitimate requests or scams. When children divulge information about themselves and those they’re connected to, they also put parents, grandparents and anyone within their social media circles at risk.

During this webinar, we will explore the key risk factors for online identity fraud, and steps families and the industry can take to guard against online identity fraud.

Join AARP and Javelin Strategy & Research as we explore:

  • Social media risks
  • How online fraud targets everyone
  • Emotional support for fraud victims

Register now to watch the webcast now or at your convenience.