TransUnion TruEmpower Identity Monitoring and Protection

What TransUnion TruEmpower Identity Monitoring and Protection is

TransUnion TruEmpower Identity Monitoring and Protection is a business offering that organizations can provide to consumers as identity and credit protection tools. Powered by IdentityForce, it helps customers identify potential fraud involving Social Security numbers, addresses and other personal information. It also monitors for credit activity associated with minors’ identities or information.

BreachIQ provides personalized risk scores and recommendations related to identity theft or data breach threats. Consumers can use credit lock and alerts to manage and restrict access to their TransUnion credit reports. Businesses can integrate their own brand touchpoints throughout the customer experience, making the offering a way to add identity and credit protection to a customer relationship.

The service is web-based and uses a hybrid matching approach; household matching is supported. TransUnion directs prospective business customers to contact it for more information. Pricing is available on request. The offering is associated with TransUnion, which is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and was founded in 1968. The company describes itself as a global information and insights company.

Who it suits

This offering suits organizations that want to provide consumers with identity monitoring and credit protection tools as part of their customer experience. It is also relevant to businesses seeking brand integration and a way to help customers monitor personal information, minors’ identities and TransUnion credit reports.

Getting started

1. Visit the TruEmpower product page.
2. Contact TransUnion for more information and pricing.
3. Provide the offering to consumers through your organization.
4. Integrate brand touchpoints throughout the customer experience.

Verdict

Choose TruEmpower if your organization wants to offer consumers identity monitoring, credit lock and alerts, and branded customer touchpoints. Buyers who need a public price or service limits should contact TransUnion for details before deciding.