Comparison Between Identity Theft And Terrorism

Identity Theft and Terrorism are two major issues in America. Within the last 5 years identity theft has risen 50 %. Identity Theft is more than just credit cards; it can be social security fraud, medical fraud, driver license fraud and passport fraud. Everyone is in danger of identity theft at some point in their lives. In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on 9/11/01 and continuing terrorist attacks and threats, the issue of the potential tension between worry and fear for one's safety and laws ensuring civil liberties and privacy has long been an important one for Americans. The fear of terrorism appears then to have led to a willingness among Americans to adjust some civil liberties in order to ensure greater security.

Keywords: Social
Security Number, Medical Record, Passport,
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Keywords: Computer Login, Passwords, Student Transcripts
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Keywords: Violence, Fear, Traumatized, Threats

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Issues facing America

Terrorism commits an act of violence that symbolizes the public’s attention of fear, which is the ultimate goal. According to (Laird 2015) “The fear of the Paris attack made many reports internationally. The Paris tragedies are incalculable” Greece new political group with the implementation of financial reforms. Traumatic accusations of young adults who are transitioning into first jobs or college are entering an entirely new phase of life that carries with it an entirely new level of responsibility. They’ll be expected to handle lots of other “adult” responsibilities for the first time, although the safeguarding of personal information may not be one that readily springs to mind. I will explain to you why these two Global Issue are important and how this potential global impacts these issues.

Identity Theft

Young adults who monitor their information can reduce the risk of Identity Theft: The fraudulent use of personal identification in order to obtain goods and/or services, to work, to commit crime, or to obtain a benefit to prevent revealing “real” identity. Young adults just getting out on their own are asked to share a lot of personal information with a variety of sources. It is important to share this data responsibly and know what identity theft involves to most effectively reduce risk of falling victim to it. Many people, not just young adults do not understand the extent to which identity theft can affect their lives if they become a victim. Identity theft victims can find it difficult to complete a variety of financial transactions vital to their newly independent lives, such as obtaining student loans, financing a car, getting a job, or leasing an apartment/home.

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Terrorist Attacks

A terrorist is a member of a political group in Russia aiming to demoralize the government by terror.
An attack is an abusive violence in a forceful aggressive way. Great variations are features of terrorism commits acts of violence that symbolizes the public’s attention of fear which is the ultimate goal. Terrorist attack are important because internationally people are more likely to be concerned about victims, these attacks drew so much attention to the US. Paris is a top global tourist destination which shocked the world because France is the most visited country in the world. People from all over the world heard the message from Isis, and France are trying to rebuild from this horrible scenario.

Conclusion
My thoughts on the terrorist attack in Paris is innocent people are dying and we should protect our nation. People are being robbed from underneath their noses, the government should provide better protection and restoration of those who have and will experience identity theft. Within the last 5 years identity theft has risen 50 % and the numbers are still rising.

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References

The Paris Attacks and the Economic Impact of Terrorism. (2015, November 16). Retrieved January 17, 2016, from http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurielaird/2015/11/16/the-paris- attacks-and-the- economic-impact-of-terrorism/#2715e4857a0b2021ec27386d
Weisman, S. (2005). 50 Ways to Protect Your Identity and Your Credit: Everything You Need to Know About Identity Theft, Credit Cards, Credit Repair, and Credit Reports (1st Ed.). Bensalem, PA: Published by FT Press.