Autor: Martin T. Biegelman
Wydawca: Wiley
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ISBN13: |
9780470179994 |
ISBN10: |
0470179996 |
Autor: |
Martin T. Biegelman |
Oprawa: |
Hardback |
Rok Wydania: |
2009-03-10 |
Ilość stron: |
350 |
Wymiary: |
262x190 |
Tematy: |
KF |
Praise for Identity Theft Handbook Detection, Prevention, and Security
"No one in the world is more knowledgeable about identity theft than Mr. Biegelman. This book has it all: well–written and researched, chock full of illustrative examples, and insightful tips on how to reduce and prevent this burgeoning crime."
—Joseph T. Wells, CFE, CPA, founder and Chairman, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
"Martin has done it again! His latest book provides insightful guidance, extremely helpful suggestions, and practical examples that will be your best defense against identity theft. This book is a must–read for anyone who cares about protecting their financial health and reputation as well as those of us who protect and counsel others."
—George A. Stamboulidis, Esquire, Managing Partner of the New York office and?head of the White Collar Defense & Corporate Investigations Team, Baker Hostetler LLP
"In the same way he has unselfishly shared his vast knowledge on the establishment of financial investigations units and world–class compliance programs, Mr. Biegelman has once again delivered what will undoubtedly become the authoritative work on identity theft."
—Scott Moritz, Executive Director, Daylight Forensic & Advisory
"No consumer or business is immune from identity theft and all would be well advised to read this book by a renowned, innovative investigator with a unique blend of knowledge, story–telling ability, and experience as a federal investigator and now as an industry fraud expert in one of the largest companies in the world. Martin Biegelman has devoted his life to fighting crime, protecting consumers and businesses, and teaching thousands of investigators and auditors."
—Kenneth Hunter, former chief postal inspector and former president & CEO, Council of Better Business Bureaus
"This is an ideal read for those whose daily tasks involve fighting identity the
ft, and also those wishing to learn about this crime for the first time. It should also be mandatory reading for legislators, regulators, and other policymakers seeking to define and resolve issues of data privacy."
—George E. Curtis, JD, Executive Director, Economic Crime Institute, and Professor of Criminal Justice, Utica College
"The issue of identity theft is one of the most important and controversial of our time. Martin does a masterful job of bringing value to both the naive consumer and the educated professional with his new book on the subject. He set the bar very high with his previous works and his latest on identity theft continues the trend."
—Dan Wachtler, President & CEO, IPSA International, Inc.
"Some executives will read this book after they discover that private information they were entrusted to hold on to was not held tight enough. Others will read Martin Biegelman′s Identity Theft Handbook before a leak occurs. I recommend the latter."
—Roy Snell, CEO, Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics
Spis treści:
About the Author.
Foreword.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
1. The Identity Theft Explosion.
What is Identity Theft?
It Is Not Rocket Science.
Early Days of Credit Cards.
Limiting Losses.
Jail Order Fraud.
Identity Theft was Not a High Priority.
2. Game of The Name: How It All Began.
First Identity Theft Victim.
Identity Fraud Connection.
History of Credit Cards.
Growth of Credit Card Fraud.
Even Postal Employees Will Steal.
Recidivism is Common.
Mail Theft and Phony ID.
The Circulation: A Southern California Crime Syndicate.
3. How Identity Theft Occurs.
Criminal Roles of Identity Thieves.
How Identity Thieves Steal Your Good Name.
4. Student Loan Fraud and the Theft of Identity.
Growth and Impact of Student Loan Fraud.
Financial Fleecing 101:
The Case of John Edward Christensen.
A Family Affair of Fraud.
Trying to Make Amends.
Compromise of Student Loan Data.
Admission to the Ivy League Through ID Theft.
More Cases.
It Is Not Just an American Problem.
Department of Education′s Outreach Prevention Program.
5. Nigerian Criminal Enterprises.
FBI Recognizes the Growing Identity Theft Threat.
Genesis of the Problem.
Credit Card and Identity Fraud.
Highly Confidential Identity Theft “Training Manual”.
Check Fraud.
Advance Fee or “419” Fraud.
Senate Hearings.
Nigerian Criminal Enterprises.
Ongoing Threat of Fraud.
6. Methamphetamine, The Mails, and Check Washing.
Mail Theft Problem.
Check Washing: A New Spin on Mail Theft.
All “Methed” Up: The Drug Connection.
Origin of the Problem.
Changing Face of Check Forgery.
Prevention Efforts.
The Problem Continues Today.
7. The Violent Side of Identity Theft.
Chicago Parcel Bomb Murder Case.
Mail Theft Turned Violent.
An Identity Thief Turns His Brutality on Law Enforcement.
8. Medical Identity Theft.
It Is Often an Insider.
Unprotected Medical Files.
Being Your Own Detective.
Snooping Eyes.
Theft and Fraudulent Use of Physician Names and Licenses.
Life–and–Death Consequences.
It Started with an Innocent Advertisement.
Arizona′s Identity Theft Problem.
Heath Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
Healthcare Records on the Web.
National Health Information Network.
Prevention and Security.
And So It Continues.
9. Fake IDs.
Fake IDs on the Web.
Senate Hearing on Phony IDs.
Justice Served.
Interstate Identity Theft and Fake ID Ring.
Operation Catchnet.
Major Fraudulent Document Manufacturing Ring.
Using Identities of the Dead.
10. Legislation and Criminal Statutes.
Criminal Statutes.
Legislative Acts.
Im
pact of Legislation.
11. Law Enforcement Efforts.
Metro Richmond Identity Theft Task Force.
Operation Reconcile.
Felony Lane Gang.
Law Enforcement Efforts to Enact Antifraud Legislation.
M.I.A.M.I. Program.
Financial Industry Mail Security Initiative.
12. Teens And Young Adults as Victims And Perpetrators.
Teenage Hackers.
Teen Déjà Vu.
It′s So Easy, Even a Child Can Do It.
Evil Mentor.
Child ID Theft.
Prevention and Security for Teenagers and Young Adults.
13. Victims and Victimization.
An Identity Theft Nightmare.
Getting a New SSN If All Else Fails.
Operation Gaffle.
Victim and Witness Rights.
Victim Notification System.
Recent Milestones in ′Victims′ Rights.
“The Best–Laid Plans of Mice and Men Often Go Awry”.
Forever Vigilant.
14. The San Diego Experience.
Destination of Choice.
Rise of the NDCBU.
Unforeseen Achilles′ Heel.
Thefts and Frauds of the 1980s and 1990s.
Impact of Meth in San Diego.
Emergence of Organized Gangs.
The Way It Is Today.
15. The Rich, The Famous, and The Dead Get No Peace.
Dumpster Diving Hits a Home Run.
No Rest for the Dead.
Genealogy and the Risk of Identity Theft.
Who is John Doe?
What′s a Genealogist to Do?
Identity Thieves are Equal Opportunity Abusers.
16. Identity Theft Goes Global.
Australia.
Japan.
United Kingdom.
Morocco.
Brazil.
Russia.
India.
China.
Global Phishing Scheme.
Terrorism And Identity Theft.
Global Identity Theft and Money–Laundering Ring.
17. Privacy and Data Breaches.
Loss of Privacy.
Defining "Privacy".
Data Breaches.
Insider Threats.
Your Home is Their Castle.
Carelessness as a Contributing Factor.
Wireless (In)Fidelity.
T.J. Maxx Attack.
P2P Networks.
Botnets: Zombie Armies of the Internet.
Plunder Down Under.
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