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Find out instantly if your privacy was breached and your identity exposed.
We’ll scan to see if your email has been compromised in a data breach.
By clicking Scan, you accept McAfee's License Agreement and Privacy Notice. and confirm that you are 16 or over and own the email address you choose to scan.
With 37 billion consumer records stolen in 2020, we're here to help.
What should you do if your email IS NOT part of a breach?
Email is just one of many types of personal info found in data breaches.
Extensive monitoring with guidance
McAfee can help you keep tabs on up to 60 unique pieces of personal data, including email addresses, credit cards, bank accounts, government ID numbers, and more.
Additionally, we'll also help get you back to safety quickly and effectively with easy-to-understand guidance based on industry best practices.
Earlier, effective detection
A timely response can make your breached info entirely useless to a fraudster who is trying to find out more about you.
McAfee's identity monitoring service can detect and warn you of a breach an average of 10 months in advance of similar services, so you can secure your info before they use it to access more of your personal info.
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Identity monitoring is just one of many ways McAfee can help keep you in the know if you're at risk. Hackers will generally pursue multiple avenues of attacks to try and get enough information on you or your loved ones to achieve identity fraud.
McAfee can help protect your privacy, identity, and devices under a comprehensive umbrella of protection, so you and your family can go online with peace-of-mind.
Don't worry, you're not alone. Explore our plans and let's get you on the path to safety!
What should you do if your email is found as part of a breach?
Secure your account
Change your password for the affected login account. This will stop hackers from accessing your account and stealing more information about you.
With McAfee, you'll have access to detailed information to help you determine which account is at risk.
Use unique, strong passwords
An identity thief generally uses stolen login info from a breach to try and access other accounts that may have the same email and password combination.
Use a secure password manager to generate and store unique passwords for every site where you have an account. McAfee can help you with our encrypted password manager, synced online across multiple devices for your convenience.
Keep an eye out for additional breaches
Breaches occur when companies who have vulnerabilities in security are exploited by hackers.
McAfee can help you stay ahead of identity theft by detecting and alerting you of these breaches an average of 10 months in advance of similar services, to give you a fighting chance of averting identity theft altogether.
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I feel very secure with McAfee Security. I get notifications of breaches and immediately take action to resolve them. I love that I can protect 5 devices and that I can add a multitude of personal data to be watched.
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Protect your online privacy automatically when you connect to public Wi-Fi. Safeguard your personal data and activity as you bank, shop, and browse online.
See which sites are selling your personal data to the public without your permission with Personal Data Cleanup. We’ll provide guidance on how to remove it so you can feel more confident online. Automated removal is available with our Advanced plan.
These answers might help.
Identity theft refers to the unauthorized use of an individual's personally identifiable information (PII), such as name, social security number, bank information, and other sensitive information that can compromise a person’s privacy, security, and financial assets.
You can protect yourself against identity theft by securing your personal information -- online and offline. Make sure to engage in best practices such as using strong passwords, protecting your devices with updated security software, monitoring your bank transactions, securing your personal documents, and minimizing the amount of information you share online.
For proactive protection, McAfee® can actively monitor your sensitive information and give step-by-step guidance when you need it the most.
Begin by analyzing the situation and reviewing the compromised information. Then, notify the relevant authorities, such as your bank, coverage agency, a local police station, or a national cybercrime complaint center. While the relevant authorities are helping you with the case, check and secure your financial accounts, devices, and proof of identity.
Select McAfee plans include identity theft coverage to cover up to $1,000,000 of qualifying losses, and hands-on restoration support to help you reclaim your identity. Identity theft coverage not available to McAfee Security for T-Mobile subscribers in the State of NY or Puerto Rico due to regulatory compliance.
The most common form of identity theft is financial identity theft, which refers to any type of theft when someone uses another individual’s information for financial gain. Some examples are New Account Fraud, Account Takeover Fraud, Business Identity Theft, and Tax-Related Identity Theft.
You must report identify theft to the FTC at https://www.identitytheft.gov/#/assistant or 1-877-438-4338. Prepare your personal identity documents such as ID cards or SSN to verify your name, utility bill/mortgage statement for address verification, along with bank or credit card statements to show where fraudulent transactions took place. The identify theft report proves to businesses that your identity has been stolen.
You can access and manage your identity protection on protection.mcafee.com.
How did McAfee choose which 40+ data broker sites to monitor?
We selected the sites that we think pose the most privacy threats by looking at a number of criteria, including how prominent they are online, how much data they have in their database, the types of information they collect, and if a site is a data source for other people search sites. While no one can ever be completely immune from privacy and identity risks, knowing where your personal data is being collected and sold is a step in the right direction to reclaiming your privacy online.
How often does McAfee scan for my data on these sites?
We’ll automatically scan for your data every three months if you are enrolled in a plan that supports full-service removal.
How long does it take for McAfee to remove my data?
The time it takes to remove your personal data will vary based on the site. Most will remove your personal data within two weeks, while some can take up to 45 days. For plans that include full-service removal, we’ll reach out to the sites on your behalf, and follow up with them to make sure that your data gets taken down. When it’s all done, we’ll let you know via email and here in your McAfee Protection Center.
Can I request the sites to remove my data by myself?
Yes, you certainly can. However, the process of manually reaching out to each individual people search site is time consuming – you might just find yourself with a new weekend job. You may even have to provide them with more of your info before they will remove profiles about you. McAfee’s Personal Data Cleanup can do this for you.
What does a security freeze do?
A security freeze stops companies from looking at your credit profile, which halts the application process for loans, credit cards, utilities, new bank accounts and more until the freeze is lifted.
When should I freeze my credit?
A credit freeze protects unauthorized access to your credit report. By freezing your credit proactively, fraudsters can’t open new accounts in your name, even if they have your personal info. A credit freeze has no impact to your credit score. Just remember to unlock or unfreeze your credit information prior to any credit applications.
Credit and bank freezes should be lifted when:
Utility freezes should be lifted when:
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