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Common identity theft warning signs include:

Finding unexplained charges on your credit card bill.
Receiving a notification for an account you did not open.
Missing or not receiving your normal bills or other mail.
Being denied credit for no apparent reason.

What is VA Doing to Help Prevent Veteran Identity Theft?Through its Privacy Service and more than 400 Privacy Officers throughout the United States, VA works to ensure that the Personally Identifiable Information and Protected Health Information of Veterans and their beneficiaries are safeguarded. VA employees through the Department are highly trained in handling sensitive information. VA also employs a team of network security experts to monitor and safeguard its system and databases.
Reducing the Use of Social Security NumbersVA has significantly reduced the unnecessary collection and use of Social Security numbers as the Department’s primary identifier. Social Security numbers were either removed completely or truncated to the last four digits on most VA correspondence, and Social Security numbers no longer appear on any VA prescription labels, bottles, or mailing labels.
Records ManagementVA helps curtail unauthorized disclosure of Personally Identifiable Information through its Records Management program. The program manages the lifecycle of VA records, from creation, filing and storing to disposal in accordance with all federal regulations to ensure that records containing sensitive data are handled properly and securely.
Awareness TrainingVA provides extensive, mandatory information security awareness training for all VA employees. All VA staff and contractors are required to take an annual training on Privacy and Information Security Awareness. VA offers extra training, information sessions, and events designed to raise awareness of information protection responsibilities and best practices.
Credit MonitoringIf an incident ever occurs involving VA information, the Department offers free credit monitoring to Veterans and beneficiaries whose data is considered at risk after internal review. Credit monitoring detects if any unusual or unauthorized activity is taking place.

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Use strong passwords. Create passwords that employ a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.
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Other areas of the site that use your personal information and VA records, such as when you save a benefit application for submission later, refill a prescription, use secure messaging with your health care provider, and check the status of claims and appeals will require an email address, password, and additional methods for identification.Password protectionWhen you register for a VA.gov account, access to your personal information will be protected by multifactor authentication, which includes an email address, a password, and at least one other authentication factor such as a cellular phone that can receive security codes via text message. We strongly recommend that you do not divulge your password to anyone and that you change it on a regular basis, and that you do not share the device used for your additional authentication factor.Saving of passwords by browserMany Internet browsers allow users to save user information, including passwords. When prompted by a browser to save your VA.gov authentication credentials such as your email address and password, you should decline this option. Saving this information could potentially allow persons who gain access to a shared workstation to access your personal information, although you are protected to some extent in this case by the VA.gov requirement for multifactor authentication before accessing your personal information.Logging outPlease remember to log out when you are finished using personalized VA.gov services. Logging out prevents someone else from accessing your personal information if you leave, share, or use a public computer (located, for example, in a library or an Internet cafe) and your session hasn’t automatically “timed out” or shut down. You should remember to log out. If you forget to log out or 30 minutes of non-activity pass, the session will time out.Information sharingWe do not sell, rent, or otherwise provide your personal information to outside marketers. Information collected via VA.gov may be shared with employees, contractors, and other service providers as necessary to respond to a request, provide a service, or as otherwise authorized by law. If appropriate, additional information regarding the use and disclosure of information collected on specific web pages will be posted in the appropriate Limited Privacy Policy for that web page.Digital analytics programWe participate in the Digital Analytics Program, a government-wide analytics tool for federal agencies. As part of this participation, this website uses Google Analytics Premium.
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