Free Resource for OPM Data Breach Victims

In Consumer Alerts, Data Breach News
March 04, 2026

Former federal prosecutor Tom O’Malley writes:

Attention OPM Data Breach Victims (21.5 Million)
Thanks to DOGE (https://fedscoop.com/doge-could-end-opm-breach-identity-protections-mark-warner/), the free identity protection monitoring for OPM data breach victims will end this year (https://federalnewsnetwork.com/cybersecurity/2025/10/opm-bringing-protections-for-data-breach-victims-to-an-end/). If you want FREE credit protection FOR LIFE, go to FrozenPii.com.

As a retired federal Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property (CHIP) prosecutor, Identity Theft Coordinator and victim of the 2015 OPM data breach (21.5 million victims) and 2017 Equifax data breach (143 million victims), I built Frozen Pii in 2019 to make it easy for people to get, correct and freeze their credit reports for FREE pursuant to federal consumer protection laws, for these five credit reporting agencies:

1. Experian
2. Equifax
3. TransUnion
4. Innovis
5. NCTUE (utilities, telco service, TV service)
6. ChekSys (new bank accounts)

There’s also information and links to help you protect your a) social security account, b) IRS tax account and c) U.S. mail service.

After hosting Frozen Pii as a free public service for seven years, I donated Frozen Pii to the non-profict Identity Theft Resource Center (https://frozenpii.com/about/), which has added free victim help through a real-time chats with human experts and live telephone operators.

So, if you haven’t reviewed and frozen your valuable “personally identifiable information” in your credit reports, do so now before your “complimentary” credit monitoring protection ends this year.

And if you’re worried about scams, my new project is ScamWize.com, which will re-imagine scam prevention education integrated with an AI Scam Detection tool for digital communications.

I can’t put criminals in prison anymore, but I can put some of them out of business and make the digital world safer for people and businesses.