Data spills do not just leak email addresses anymore. They spill lives. Every time a major company announces a breach, another warehouse of personal information lands in criminal marketplaces across the internet. Names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, passwords, and credit card details move fast, and criminals know exactly how to use them. Identity theft keeps climbing because data breaches keep feeding it fresh fuel.
But there is good news! Three powerful locks can dramatically reduce the damage when the next breach hits. No one can control which company fumbles security next, but anyone can take control of what happens after that data slips out.
