Letter From At TransUnion, we believe knowledge is powerful. The insights and understanding our products provide enable people to access better opportunities. As the world grappled with Our President complex issues of economic relief, racial equity and climate action, we focused on creating products and programs that would be part of the solution. As a result, we advanced financial inclusion, supported our associates, limited our environmental impact, and created strong and CEO revenue along the way. In this report, we discuss the key touchpoints between society and our business, as well as the solutions we are bringing to the fore. In early 2022, we watched with a heavy heart the situation in Ukraine. In March, we donated $100,000 to the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide emergency assistance in Ukraine, including food, essential supplies and medical items. We also pledged to match up to another $100,000 that will be donated to the American, British, Canadian and Lithuanian Red Cross societies’ relief programs in response to this crisis, through an employee gift matching program. We believe everyone should have access to a peaceful and prosperous life regardless of where they are. I detail below the other ways in which we contributed to creating a better world for all. Advancing inclusion Our business, at its core, is grounded in increasing financial inclusion and economic opportunity. Before there were nationwide credit reporting agencies, individuals had limited access to credit except through their own networks — a construct that disadvantaged traditionally underrepresented communities in the financial system. In the United States alone, we understand 60 million people are credit disadvantaged. Beyond the United States, many more individuals internationally struggle to get access to credit and opportunities. TransUnion leverages data to reduce the obstacles individuals face in accessing credit for everyday moments, such as buying groceries, as well as major life events, like purchasing a home for the first time. As a pioneer in alternative credit data use, we help underbanked and underrepresented individuals gain access to mainstream financial products — even if they have not been users of traditional credit. Alternative data sets include utility and cell phone bills, as well as rental payment history. You can read more about TransUnion’s focus on financial inclusion in its new dedicated section. Safeguarding data The pandemic accelerated the pace of digitalization, as a range of services, jobs and interactions increasingly became virtual. With more of our lives available online, consumers, companies, and governments continue to face cybercriminals seeking to misuse consumer information. TransUnion, like many other companies tied to the financial sector, is the subject of interest for cybercriminals seeking to do harm. We maintain a Global Information Security program to prevent malfeasance in alignment with industry best practices and standards. TransUnion also regularly invests in updating its technology and tools as cybercriminals increase in sophistication. Lastly, we ensure everyone at our company is keeping data assets safe with regular trainings, educational resources, phishing exercises and policy attestations. You can read more about our Global Information Security program and practices here. TRANSUNION | 2021 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 4