Monitoring children's social networking activities and more are part of a new identity theft monitoring service being offered to the 428,000 members of the $4.6 billion VyStar Credit Union in Jacksonville, Fla.
The suite of services from Arizona-based IDentity Theft 911 include LifeStages Identity Management Systems, which is at no cost and helps members when they believe there has been an identity theft as well as FraudScout and SocialScout that monitor credit reports for possible identity thefts and carry nominal charges
FraudScout focuses on adult credit bureau reports and credit information while SocialScout focuses on social networks of minor children ages 9-17 and alerts parents when possibly compromising information is captured or shared on these networks as well as other threats.
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