Identity Theft eGuide featured by ISC2
Posted by Michael Santarcangelo on February 5, 2006 · 1 Comment 
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I was honored to learn this week that ISC2 has selected the eGuide on Protecting Your Identity to be listed on their website! This guide was written to provide a brief summary of practical advice that anyone can act on today. And now, more people will learn how to protect themselves!
You can see their link here: https://www.isc2.org/cgi-bin/content.cgi?category=1314
Michael connects with people, shifts their thinking and creates situations where individuals are naturally inspired to change their behaviors. As a bridge between technology and the user experience, Michael focuses on the positive – acknowledging the good work of the users, amplifying their actions and revealing to them they have the power – and the responsibility – to act to protect information. With wit and clarity, he freely shares unique insights, innovative approaches and effective solutions that are informed by both experience and research.
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