What to do if your Xbox gets stolen | Xbox Support
Find out what you need to do if your Xbox console is stolen, including how to secure your account.

Find and lock a lost Windows device - Microsoft Support
Use Find my device to locate and lock your lost or stolen Windows devices.

What to do if your credit or debit card info is stolen
When your credit or debit card info is found to have been leaked, the immediate concern is that thieves could go on a shopping spree using your card. In most cases a compromised card will need to be canceled and replaced.

Change or reset your password in Windows - Microsoft Support
Discover the step-by-step process to change or reset your Windows password if you've lost or forgotten it. This guide will help you regain access to your Windows account quickly and securely.

What to do if your Social Security Number (SSN) is exposed
Contact your local police department and tell them that your identity has been stolen and that you'd like to file a report. They should provide you with a copy of the report when it's done, but if they don't offer you one, be sure to ask for it.

Protecting yourself from identity theft online | Microsoft Support
When a thief gathers information about you and uses it to impersonate or defraud you, it's called identity theft.

BitLocker overview - Microsoft Support
BitLocker is particularly valuable if your device is lost or stolen, as it keeps your sensitive information secure. It’s designed to be user-friendly and integrates seamlessly with the Windows operating system, making it easy to set up and manage.

Protect your online accounts using Password Monitor
Password Monitor helps protect your online accounts in Microsoft Edge by informing you when any of your saved passwords have been compromised, so you can update them. Changing passwords immediately is the best way to prevent your account from being hijacked.

What is an "unknown" breach? - Microsoft Support
This can be as simple as data thieves sharing a list of stolen data in a chat room or forum, or a shared file that contains stolen data. If we can't say with confidence where that data came from then the source of the breach is listed as "Unknown."

Securing your device | Microsoft Support
That way if your device is lost, stolen, or destroyed by an errant cup of coffee you still have access to your critical data. Consider storing your files in a secure cloud location like Microsoft OneDrive or SharePoint.

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