<prompt> Human: Hi personal finance gurus. I am completely distraught. I had a laptop stolen which contained so many personal identifying documents. My husband and I recently got a mortgage loan, and we used the laptop to mange all the necessary documents. These documents included everything! Social security numbers, employers, bank account numbers, adresses, just about everything you can imagine!In addition, my husband had an excel document which held login names and passwords to online accounts.I have been losing my mind making sure we protect ourselves. So far I have closed my old bank accounts and opened new ones. I have put credit freeze and fraud alerts through the 3 credit bureas. I have changed my password to email accounts. And I am in the process of changing all other account passwords.So my question is, am I missing anything? Canshould I change my online account usernames? Can I call the social security administration? I feel like we just made it so easy to have our identities stolen, and I want to prevent it! I feel so stupid and ashamed I didnt have a password set on the laptop. I shouldnt have saved so much stuff to it. Please help me feel secure and safe again!  <response>: Hey, Im not a finance guru, but I am an IT guy. You should change any passwords you can think of. Especially your email. Your email is the key to every I forgot my password button, and for most people it logs in automatically.In the future you should look at encrypting your computer. You can also encrypt your phone most of the time and that can go a long way towards making a future loss less stressful. 