How iSekurity Works

The company lays out their plan in three steps to defend their customers from all sides.

Monitoring: iSekurity crawls through databases for anything that may have changed regarding your information. Any time a new account is made or your information appears on the web in places it shouldn’t, their system catches it and then begins the steps to resolve. They scan your name, date of birth, financial/credit information, home address and social security number.

iSekurity correctly states that people tend to dismiss minor inconsistencies in their reports as clerical errors, when its often more serious than that. You can request more details of you’re alerted of the problem via their Snapshot proprietary system. You’ll need to establish a profile with iSekurity first where they will then verify your identity.

Detection: Once a change is detected, you’ll receive an alert that allows you to either verify the information or let iSekurity know the report is false. Agents have limited power of attorney to work with the right agencies and organizations to get your information corrected. Once you’ve let the iSekurity team know they need to follow-up with the changes to your information, they will start to the resolution process.

Resolution: Whether the change was an honest mistake or indicative of a thief hiding in the background, iSekurity ID Rehab will ensure that it’s corrected. It’s equally important that genuine mistakes are addressed quickly too. It’s no secret that people with the common names are more likely to have some sort of processing mix-up, which can then lead to denied credit or employment later on. The correction process is not easy and often involves having to convince multiple people of your identity from scratch. Having someone on your side to go through the process is sometimes the only way the work will get done. You’ll work with a team of Identity Resolution Experts who can get everything straight again, and the best part is they actually guarantee the results.

iSekurity Plans & Pricing

There is one suite of services available, though you have the option to buy for multiple people. A single plan is just you, while the double plan covers two people in the household (can be spouse or child) and the family plan covers two adults in the households and up to five other family members (usually dependent children under the age of 26.) There is no pricing available for their plans. This may be because they’re only servicing members who signed up before a certain point. Their services include the following benefits listed below.

• Demographic Information Monitoring
• Social Security Number Scans
• 3 Bureau Credit Scores and Financial Theft Detection
• Fraud Alerts
• Identity Resolution Team During Business Hours
• Lost Wallet Assistance
• 100% Guarantee

iSekurity Member Support

Times shown is the information they have available in Eastern Time, however customer service offers support outside of these hours (though the exact specifications are not defined by the company.)

General Support: 1-877-838-5734

Monday to Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Private Policy Questions and Concerns: 1-800-332-9957

iSekurity Additional Information

The company speaks little of their leadership and history (though the CEO is Matt Bittoni), and they seem to respect your privacy as well. Because information is not just bought and sold by criminals but by companies by the thousands, they make a clear promise to you that any information you provide will be well taken care of. The company leaders do seem genuinely interested in getting the word out to consumers about how they can save themselves from the perils of identity theft.