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Item	Publication	Date
Cybercrime Still a Major Concern Behavioral targeting and social media privacy get the attention of the digital industry, but many consumers are worried about more basic forms of online security, including viruses and identity theft.	eMarketer	09/01/2010
Consumers, small businesses feeling brunt of cyberattacks Consumers and small business owners are beginning to gain a deeper appreciation about how risky the Internet has become, according to two new surveys.	USA Today	08/27/2010
Kindsight perfecting Intrustion Detection System for home PC users Security start-up Kindsight is in the late stages of bringing to market a breakthrough tool that could, if it catches on, establish a new paradigm for protecting consumers’ PCs.	LastWatchdog	08/27/2010
Identity Theft still a chief concern for the average Web user A recent survey of typical Internet users, using a sample size of 1,200 people aged between 18 and 55, has shown that the overwhelming majority are concerned by the prospect of falling foul of Identity Theft.	The Tech Herald	08/26/2010
Kindsight Survey Reveals Identity Theft Continues to be a Major Concern for Consumers A recent survey commissioned by Kindsight, developer of identity theft protection services, confirms that almost two-thirds (65 percent) of American consumers are increasingly concerned about identity theft as it relates to having their bank account, credit card or other personal information stolen online.	Kindsight News Release	08/24/2010
Survey: Identity Theft a Major Concern for Most Americans …In fact, a survey released today by Kindsight, an identity theft protection service, suggests that the vast majority of consumers believe that there is a greater need for added protection against cyber criminals.	TMCnet	08/24/2010
Worried About ID Theft? Join the Club Nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned that information about their bank accounts, credit cards and identity may be stolen from their computers, according to a survey released today by a provider of identity theft protection services.	MSN, Network World, PC World, Yahoo News	08/24/2010
Kindsight Identity Theft Protection Keeps Personal Info Safe from Criminals …To help households and consumers protect against these attacks, or minimize the damage by catching them early, Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Kindsight is offering consumers threat protection services through their Internet Service Providers.	TMCnet	08/20/2010

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