Equifax

Congress Must Act To End Corporate Greed And Abusive Practices

Companies like Wells Fargo and Equifax should not be allowed to cheat consumers with impunity.
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Nothing To Fear But Yourself: Female Leadership Tools From A Fighter Pilot

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Equifax CEO Steps Down In The Wake Of Major Hack

A data breach at the credit monitoring company had exposed the private information of some 143 million Americans.
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The Equifax Breach Is Bad, But There Are Steps That Can Help

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Here's Why You Probably Don't Want To Freeze Your Credit

While helpful, it won't undo the damage of already having your data breached.
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Equifax Isn’t A Data Problem. It’s A Political Problem.

The credit reporting debate we should be having.
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Holy Hurricane

Hurricanes have been dominating the news lately, and few events test the strength of denial as frontally as disasters.
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In Reversal, Equifax Says It Won't Charge Hack Victims For 'Free' Service

The company seemed to be using its massive security failure as a marketing opportunity.
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Equifax Clarifies Policy After Outcry Over Consumers' Legal Rights Following Hack

When the company offered victims of the hack a free service, many pointed out a problematic clause in its terms of use.
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Equifax Is Trying To Make Money Off Its Massive Security Failure

The fine print in its "free" service for hack victims indicates they'll have to pay later.
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