Also, look for the 'padlock' icon in the browser window.

Shop at sites where the web address begins with 'https' – the 's' is for secure communications over the computer network.Protect electronic devices of family members, especially teens and young children. Use security software for computers, tablets and mobile phones – and keep it updated.Don't open links or attachments on suspicious emails. Imposter emails, calls and texts are the number one way thieves steal personal data.Beware of Phishing/Social Media and Other Scams.Use a phrase or series of words that can be easily remembered or use a password manager. Strong passwords are essential in protecting your security and identity online.Having a DDS Online Account and using the free mobile app, DDS 2 GO, enables customers to opt-in for alerts when there is a change in your license status. DDS uses multi factor authentication when a user attempts to access an online account for ultimate security.Managing your driver services account online by frequently changing your password and opting to get alerts from our free mobile app, DDS 2 GO, ensures that your personal and private information remains secure.”ĥ Steps to Protect Sensitive Information: Moore says “Driver’s license phishing, texting and social media scams designed to steal people’s identities are at an all-time high, so please be on high alert. License Information for Business Partners (Barcode)ĪDAP for Instructor or School AdministratorĬommercial Driver's License (CDL) ProgramĭDS Commissioner Spencer R. Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program (GMSP) for Administrators MVR - Motor Vehicle Reports/Bulk MVRs (for Business Partners) Online Certification Reporting Application (OCRA) Georgia Electronic Conviction Processing System (GECPS)

Certified Third Party Testers (Road Skills Test)ĭDS Operated Motorcycle Training LocationsĬertified Private Motorcycle Training LocationsĪlcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP/eADAP)

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