Today’s future-forward organizations recognize the necessity to attract and retain employees, in part, by offering progressive benefit packages that reflect thoughtful, thorough measures to protect the safety and financial well-being of their employees. One rapidly increasing area of concern is identity theft. As a result, industry analysts believe that identity theft protection is now among the most widely adopted benefit options and estimate that nearly 70% of employers will offer protection to their employees by 2018. If a data breach exposed your employees’ personal information tomorrow, how would this impact your employees and your organization? It’s a frightening thought and an unfortunate reality of our digital world. During this webinar, you will learn: How Identity Theft Impacts Employees: Sixty percent of employees say stress decreases productivity. Understand the psychological and physical impact identity theft poses to your employees, and why protecting them makes good business sense. How Identity Theft Impacts Your Organization: Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the U.S., with a new victim every two seconds. Human Resources is often largely responsible for ensuring that sensitive employee information remains protected. It is imperative that you have the processes, tools, and resources in place to keep your employees’ personal information safe. How You Can Protect What Matters Most: Anyone, anywhere is at risk. You need to know the latest fraud trends and security best practices so you can create a plan that outlines exactly what to do if your organization experiences a data breach, and so you can educate your employees about how they can best protect themselves. Today it’s all about delivering an employee-centric work culture and increasingly, employers need to be concerned with protecting what matters most — your employees (and their families) on your frontline. No one can prevent identity theft, but you can take measures to protect your employees and, in return, your employees will thank you for building a culture of identity protection.