1. Third AnnualSurvey onMedicalIdentity TheftConducted by Ponemon InstituteSponsored by Experians ProtectMyIDJune 2012 Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 1

2. What is medical identity theft? Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 2

3. More victims every year 1.85 million 1.49 1.41 million million 2010 2011 2012 Number of Victims (millions) Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 3

4. Its a family affair Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 4

5. Victims stay mumDo victims contact the police? Why not? Yes 48% No 52% Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 5

6. What do victims do? Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 6

7. Data privacy is valuable 80% of victims surveyed believe its critical for providers to make sure no medical information is lost or stolen or even shared without their consent. Dr. Larry Ponemon 58% would switch providers if they knew their medical records were not safeguarded. Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 7

8. Costs are risingCost per Victim $22,346 $20,663 $20,160 2010 2011 2012 Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 8

9. What are the costs? Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 9

10. Financial consequences$29,464 The average value of stolenmedical services, pharmaceuticals and products47% of victims pay out of their own pockets torestore their health insurance. 47% Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 10

11. A headache to resolveOnly 10% of victims say they were able tocompletely resolve the problem associated withthis identity theft crime. Dr. Larry Ponemon Dr. Larry Ponemon Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 11

12. Get your free copy of the studyDownload the full study atwww.Experian.com/MedicalIDTheft Third Annual Survey on Medical Identity Theft 12