Claim and Control Your Identity

“Frozen Pii” refers to “personally identifiable information” (“pii”) that has been “frozen” in credit reports. Freezing Pii is the most effective identity theft prevention method that protects individuals from unauthorized new-lender access to credit reports when criminals try to get fraudulent new loans and new credit cards using stolen identities.

When you freeze your PII in your credit reports, it prohibits new-lender access to your sensitive personal information (name, Social Security number, date of birth, residential address, loan accounts, credit card accounts, etc.) in your credit reports without your explicit permission, making it much harder for identity thieves to open new loan and new credit accounts to commit fraud in your name. Security credit freezes on your credit reports are free by law.

Frozen Pii was built by a data breach victim and cybercrime prosecutor to help you and your family protect your valuable financial PII in your credit reports and guard against criminals using your stolen PII for new-account credit and loan fraud. Frozen Pii also provides information and links for free identity theft help.