Theft Insurance

Product Description

Marketing Information:

The T3 Security Suite is ideal for the small business user. It provides the most appropriate security for the office PC and the traveler”s notebook.

Product Information

Software Sub Type: Security

Software Name: T3 Security Suite with USB Key – Complete Product

Features & Benefits:

The T3 Security Key:

Instantly prevents ALL physical access to your PC when the key is removed

Immediately locks your PC when it is unattended

Prevents unauthorized or inappropriate access to your PC and data

The T3 Data Vault (Data Encryption Module):

Stores your private or company data in a hidden data vault accessible only to the T3 Security key holder

Encrypts your private data using a powerful CAST 128 Bit encryption

Allows for single or multiple private data vaults

Is accessible only with the T3 key and a security password

Has no size limits

The T3 Parental Control Module:

Restricts access to undesirable websites

Allows you to create your own white list of websites

Allows you to deny, limit or grant access of certain URL”s to users

The T3 Audit Trail Module:

Allows creation of a log file for historical referencing

Provides the ability to check if your PC is being inappropriately accessed

Insurance:

Included within your T3 Security Suite is Twelve Months World-Wide Loss/Theft Insurance coverage

T3 Insurance coverage is underwritten by an International World-Wide Insurance Company

Speedy claim process

Suite Contents:

T3 Security Key

T3 Data Vault (Data Encryption Module)

T3 Parental Control Module

T3 Audit Trail Module

License Information

License Type: Complete Product

T3 Security Suite with usb Key Includes $1500 Of Theft Insurance

Packing for College? Remember Your Computer … and Your Insurance
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The leading crime on college campuses is theft, and high-tech electronics and identity are prime targets. In 2008, nearly 17,000 thefts were reported on California’s UC and CSU campuses according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Report. “Laptops and MP3 players are small, costly items common on college campuses that are easily snapped up,” said …

Published Aug 31, 2010.
Read more: Business Wire

In today’s world, identity theft is among the fastest growing types of crime in the UK and America. In fact statistics tell us that it happens once every three minutes in the United States! In the United Kingdom about a hundred thousand cases are reported every year. Most people are not too concerned about this whole business – until it happens to them!

What does it mean?
When an imposter deliberately uses your personal details for his or her own benefit, we call this a theft of identity. It may be something like your social security number, your credit card pin, your bank account number, your birth certificate or even your mother’s name! If a person uses your personal details, he takes on your identity. For example if he uses your social security number to identify himself on the internet, any crime he commits on the internet will be traced back to you and not to the thief. There have been cases in the States where people have been wrongly arrested for the crime someone else committed simply because the guilty was using an innocent man’s drivers’ license.

Identity theft has not been commonly used for the purpose of terrorism, but it could be. Any crime that a person commits when under your identity is inevitably traced back to you. It could soon become the way of espionage and terrorism.

Once the theft does occur, even if the person who used your identity is caught, you will spend many unhappy and irritating moments trying to convince people ‘it wasn’t you who did it’.

What you can do about it
Well, prevention surely is better than cure, where identity theft is concerned. Insurance policies against this are probably the best route to take. After all, this IS theft we are talking about. When you can insure your car and your belongings against theft, why not your identity? Of course insurance cannot prevent the theft, but it sure can help you back on your feet if and when the need arises.

When looking to take an identity theft policy, follow the five golden rules:

1. Know exactly what the policy states, word for word and the fine print as well.

2. Make inquiries about deductibles

3. Keep in mind that this insurance usually does not cover direct losses to finances. Speak to your agent about this, and if he speaks against this statement, he is probably just out to sell you a policy by saying any thing he pleases to!

4. Do check out all limits of the policy – check if the policy covers salary loss due to identity theft – this is the most important to you.

5. Verify if the legal fee is included in the policy or will you have to shell out towards investigations to the identity theft.

Originally published here.

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