Please Select The Incident That best Describes Your Situation:

FINANCIAL / PURCHASE SCAMS

Financial / purchase scams are common and come in many forms. In these types of scams, you lose money when paying for something you never get, invest in a fake company or program, are promised help with debt that doesn’t come, or send money in advance with a promise for a big payout.

HACKED ACCOUNT / DEVICES

Includes attacks on computers, smartphones, tablets, etc. If you have noticed any unfamiliar activity on your computer, smartphone, tablet, email or social media accounts, someone may have gained access and be using your device or account without your permission.

IMPOSTER SCAMS

Fraudsters contact individuals by email, text, phone, or other methods and pretend to be a public, private, or government individual who demands some type of financial payment to resolve an issue, or pretend to be a friend or loved one in trouble who needs money immediately.

IDENTITY THEFT

Identity theft happens when someone steals your personal information to fraudulently apply for credit, take over your bank account, file taxes, obtain medical services, or to impersonate you in other ways. Everyone is vulnerable to identity theft, including children, seniors, and military individuals.

CYBER​BULLYING / HARASSMENT / STALKING

Although bullying, harassment, and stalking remain highly invasive, destructive, and devastating in-person crimes, the bullies can reach you online too, with email, phones, text messages, instant messaging, social media and defamatory websites.

SMALL BUSINESS INCIDENTS

Includes data breach, business email compromise (BEC), ransomware, malware, phishing, hacked website, tax scams, business Identity theft, money transfer fraud, and business loan scams.