ID Theft definition
Examples of ID Theft in a sentence
ID Theft and Extortion Insurance, with limits of at least $2 million per occurrence and in the aggregate.
The affidavit has two parts: Part One (ID Theft Affidavit) is where you report general information about yourself and the theft.
Recommendations and preferred pricing for additional services to Affected Consumers that may be required or beneficial including credit or non-credit monitoring and ID Theft recovery services.
Please note that if you enrolled in a Protection Program which includes Prior Identity Theft Remediation, such program does not include Stolen Identity Event Insurance, but you may be eligible for remediation in accordance with our Prior ID Theft Remediation Service Terms which is incorporated by reference into these ITP Service Specific Terms.
University reserves the right to request a copy of Vendor’s identity theft prevention program policies (“ID Theft Policies”) and Vendor will provide a copy of the ID Theft Policies within fifteen (15) days of receiving such request.
If you are not willing to authorize this firm to work on your behalf, then Coverage section 3, IDENTITY THEFT RESOLUTION COVERAGE will become void, and we will not be obligated to pay to resolve your ID Theft.
The most we will pay for ID Theft coverage incurred by all insureds during the policy period, which is an accumulation of all payments made for all coverage provided, including legal expense and all other expense, will not exceed the limit of insurance shown on the Dec page of this policy regardless of the number of instances or when they occurred, or the number of persons making a claim for ID Theft.
By submitting a valid claim for the Pango ID Theft Protection using the claim form, you are eligible to receive thirty-six (36) months of free identity theft protection and fraud resolution services from Pango called “Financial Shield” (“Pango ID Theft Protection”).
Provider will also promptly report to the Authorized Purchaser project manager (but in no event more than twenty-four (24) hours after the occurrence) any Breach of Security or unauthorized access to Provider’s systems that Provider detects or becomes aware of, whether or not such breach rises to a reportable level under the Oregon ID Theft Act or any other applicable reporting requirement, and whether or not the breach resulted in the loss of Protected Authorized Purchaser Information.
The firm will also consult with you on measures you might take if you reasonably suspect that you have already become, or may become a victim of ID Theft to which this coverage applies.