WASHINGTON- With consumers increasingly holding all companies accountable for data breaches-regardless of fault-information solutions firm TransUnion has recently launched Fraud Response Services. The program is designed to alleviate the potential of data compromises while helping to protect both the consumer and the company's reputation. Fraud Response Services provides both proactive and reactive measures for companies that handle public information including an in-depth business review process; identifying potential gaps and risks of data systems and connectivity; and swift resolution to lessen the impact of the compromise.
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