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This 9 page paper is written in three parts. The first part of the paper considers the problem of identity theft and argues that it should be seen as an international problem. The second part of the paper analyses data supplied by the student and the last part of the paper looks at knowledge management as a future trend in enterprise integration. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
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File: TS14_TEIDTheft1.rtf
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2005 saw 8.3 million victims of identity theft, equating to 3.7% of the population (FTC, 2006). Of these 3.3 million adults; 1.5% of the population, had an experience with credit
card accounts, slightly ahead of the 3.2 million victims; 1.4% of the population, who suffered credit card hijacking (FTC, 2007). Others; 1.8 million, or just less than 1% of the
population had new accounts opened in their names using their personal details and the vast majority of all identity thefts; 84%, in cases where the victim did not know the
thief (FTC, 2006). When it is considered that about 10% of these thefts saw thieves getting away with more than US $6,000,
and 56% of the victims had no idea regarding how the thieves go hold of their information, the scope of the problem can be appreciated. Identity theft also has a
high cost to business, in addition to the cost of dealing with the fraudulent transactions there is a high likelihood that is the identity theft took place, or even if
they were simply a security breach, through a business relationship that the business will lose the customer, research that indicated 20% of customers will immediately and the business relationship, and
a further 40% will consider the ending of that relationship (Friedenberg, 2006, quoted Brody et al, 2007). This research took to the United States, however it is not a problem
which is isolated to the United States and it is often speculated that social trends in crime patterns such as this are often observed in other countries at a later
date. Therefore, this is a problem which needs to be dealt with. Part of the problem is the political approach to identity theft. The crime is one which takes
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