Credit.com's Security Promise

Credit.com is dedicated to helping our customers shop online securely. As a company that provides identity theft assistance, we understand just how important it is to keep your information safe.

Credit.com follows a strict privacy policy that outlines data security, collection and sharing procedures. This policy includes the facts that Credit.com:

• Does not share your email address with third parties unrelated to your application
• Encrypts sensitive data and only stores it temporarily
• Does not sell, rent or otherwise share your sensitive information with third parties
• Has a zero tolerance policy for e-mail abuse

Our technology team works hard to ensure that your data is kept secure during each step of your application. Review our easy-to-read privacy policy.

In addition to these measures, Credit.com partners with VeriSign®, Dun & Bradstreet, ScanAlert® and TRUSTe to verify that we are meeting the highest standards.

	VeriSign Secured - This seal means that Credit.com uses the industry’s leading SGC security and encryption programs. VeriSign allows us to provide 128- or 256-bit encryption to over 99.9% of Web site visitors. Personal and financial data are transmitted securely though Credit.com.
	Dunn & Bradstreet Listed - Dunn & Bradstreet is a credit bureau for the business world. Credit.com’s business information, payment history and public records are kept in a file that is very similar to a consumer credit report. You can order Credit.com’s D&B report online.
	Hacker Safe Tested - This seal verifies that Credit.com’s website has passed a daily network security audit. ScanAlert tests our website’s systems and applications for security vulnerabilities. Any issues found during these scans are immediately resolved so that we can always stay one step ahead of hackers.
	TRUSTe Reviewed - Credit.com’s privacy policy and email marketing programs have been reviewed and approved according to TRUSTe’s stringent standards. This seal means that we never spam and that we take our customer privacy extremely seriously.