LifeLock co-founder Todd Davis talks about his life and what his retirement plans are - Phoenix Business Journal
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LifeLock CEO's Identity Stolen 13 Times - Stryker Investigation Services Inc.
Symantec to acquire LifeLock for $2.3 billion
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Hacked: LifeLock CEO spanked by identity thieves … 13 times. | The Homa Files
The Day LifeLock Got Hacked - WriterAccess
Fr. Robert R. Ballecer, SJ on Twitter: "Remember when the LifeLock PR people published the SSN of their CEO to prove that their product was 100% protection from identity theft. ... then
LifeLock Bug Exposed Millions of Customer Email Addresses – Krebs on Security
LifeLock Official Site | Identity Theft Protection
Lifelock names Arizona woman as new CEO
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LifeLock CEO's Identity Stolen 13 Times | WIRED
LifeLock, Identity Theft Company Symantec Bought for $2.3 Billion, Has Checkered Past
Stolen Identity: What Anyone with a Name, Birthdate and Social Security Number Needs to Know Now: Morell, Katie: 9780692234839: Amazon.com: Books
EVERYONE THINKS IDENTITY THEFT HAPPENS TO THE OTHER GUY. - PressReader
Lifelock CEO is an idiot | Know Your Meme
Identity-theft protection firm LifeLock again facing charges from FTC - CNET
LifeLock CEO Hacked? An Update on What's Going On At LifeLock.html
Everyone Is at Risk of Identity Theft. But LifeLock Has Your Back.
LifeLock ID protection service to pay record $100 million for failing customers | Ars Technica
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LifeLock Founder Resigns Amid Controversy | WIRED
Column: Identity-protection firm LifeLock is still in trouble with the FTC — but for what? - Los Angeles Times
LifeLock Sued for Corporate Identity Theft | WIRED
