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ID Watchdog Announces Agreement With Lavasoft

  • May 23, 2011

ID Watchdog Inc., provider of consumer-facing identity theft protection and resolution services, has signed a product development and distribution agreement with anti-spyware company Lavasoft. Under the terms of the agreement, Lavasoft's U.S. customers will have free access to features within ID Watchdog's suite of identity theft protection products. With more than 400 million downloads worldwide; Lavasoft is one of the largest anti-malware companies in the world.

"We are thrilled to be partnering with such a strong and reputable company as Lavasoft," said ID Watchdog CEO Michael Greene. "A customer base as broad and diverse as Lavasoft's will give ID Watchdog unprecedented distribution to a significant number of customers."

"With the demand for identity theft protection on the rise, we are thrilled to be able to offer our millions of clients this cutting edge solution," said Lavasoft CEO Eric Gareau. "A fully functional, 100 percent free add-on, the ID Watchdog product will seamlessly and instantly bring peace of mind to our customer base."

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