ID Fraud Report

The purpose of the ID Fraud Report is to help readers understand the causes and incidence rates of identity fraud and the success rates of methods used for its prevention, detection and resolution.

The report is independently produced by Javelin Strategy & Research to raise awareness about the impact of identity theft and fraud on American consumers and businesses. Javelin develops two editions of the ID Fraud report—a comprehensive report for professionals and a free consumer version.

The 2010 Identity Fraud Survey report supported by the Better Business Bureau is the nation’s longest-running, nationally-representative annual fraud study based on six consecutive years of data and statistical analysis, with more than 29,000 U.S. respondents participating in the survey. Utilizing this solid methodology, Javelin analysts maintain a deep knowledge base about identity theft and fraud, which enables the company to make authoritative recommendations to consumers and businesses.

Consumer Report (FREE)

Javelin’s 2010 Consumer Identity Fraud report illustrates best practices for protection and early detection with important safety tips everyone should follow. It is written for individuals with recommendations that target consumers.

Synopsis: Briefly overviews the problems of identity theft and fraud. The report focuses on providing consumers with basic tips on how to prevent, detect, and resolve identity theft and fraud.

Professional Report

For industry professionals in the financial services market including banks, risk and fraud managers, policy makers, card issuers, lending institutions, for-profit and nonprofit commercial organizations, technology companies, merchants, educators, legal council and law enforcement. Javelin recommends purchasing the complete 2010 report to gain a comprehensive understanding of Identity theft and fraud through detailed quantitative research and findings.

Synopsis: In-depth analysis on trends in identity fraud over the last 12 months. This report focuses on providing insight into both product and strategic opportunities. All data is based on nationally-representative surveys accumulated over the past six years.

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21 Pages

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96 Pages

Graphs:

4 Conceptual Images
1 Data Graphs
3 Table
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1 Conceptual Images
51 Data Graphs
15 Table
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Analysis:

Comparison of Data from Previous Years Surveys
No Cross Tabulation
No Product Opportunities
No Strategic Impact on Consumer Behavior
No Strategic Business Opportunities

Analysis:

Comparison of Data from Previous Years Surveys
Cross Tabulation
Product Opportunities
Strategic Impact on Consumer Behavior
Strategic Business Opportunities