Generali arm now offers identity protection suite in Canada

One of the pioneers of identity theft protection in the US, the insurer is looking to replicate its success in Canada

Generali arm now offers identity protection suite in Canada

Insurance News

By Lyle Adriano

Generali Global Assistance, a member of the Generali Group, announced yesterday that its proprietary identity protection platform is now being made available in Canada.

The company was one of the first companies to offer identity theft protection and resolution services in the United States. The identity protection platform includes identity and credit monitoring, alerts, and resolution tools; a user-friendly dashboard allows users to easily access these services.

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“As the world becomes increasingly more connected through social media, digital records and ‘smart’ devices, scammers and fraudsters have greater access to sensitive information than ever before, across all global borders,” said Generali Global Assistance president and COO of Identity and Digital Protection Services Global Unit Paige Schaffer.

“Our identity protection platform combats the increasing threat of identity theft through 24/7 prevention, monitoring, alerting and resolution tools. Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in Canada and we are pleased to now offer our innovative suite of protection services to Canadian organizations, along with their employees and customers.”

Some of the features of the identity protection platform include:
 
  • 24/7 identity protection expertise and online resources.
 
  • An online dashboard that helps identify risk levels, track credit reports and scores, access identity theft protection tips, and responds to alerts from one dashboard.
 
  • Identity monitoring detects fraud at its inception by searching for compromised credentials and potentially damaging use of personal information.
 
  • Detailed notifications and alerts can be sent to clients whose credit profiles have been changed, or if any black market activity has been detected.


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