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Title: Recarding 101


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Recarding 101
ID Number Conversion Recarding Made Easy
  • Presented By Timothy Aaron
  • Director, Global Services

April 12, 2005
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  • Session Objectives
  • Understand the critical environmental changes
    leading to recarding projects
  • Identify the key components of a successful
    conversion and/or recarding effort
  • Innovation
  • A set of full-service components Blackboard
    Consulting has developed to make the ID
    conversion and recarding effort easier
  • Results/Outcomes
  • Allow the campus to focus on managing the campus
    constituents dependencies while being assured
    that card production and personalization is being
    well managed

3
Agenda
  • Background
  • The Challenge
  • The Solution

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Background
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Historical Perspective
  • The Social Security Number
  • Became the ideal unique numbering scheme for
    government, banks, insurance, health coverage and
    more
  • Colleges and Universities followed this lead and
    used SSN as the ID
  • Card Systems were designed to use SSN as ID and
    Card Number

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Historical Perspective (continued)
  • SSN becomes the key to the BTS Campus ID and
    Card Number

Printed
Encoded
Stored
Mostly Eliminated
Underway
The Final Frontier
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Identity Theft
  • A new category of theft evolves
  • SSN becomes a key enabler
  • With SSN, thieves can access nearly all other
    personal information
  • With this information, thieves can access
    banking, credit, health records
  • They can also open new accounts, obtain loans,
    file bankruptcy and even falsify arrest records

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Identity Theft (by the numbers)
  • 10 million victims in the US annually
  • Requires an average of 600 hours to rectify
  • Average out of pocket expense 1,400/victim
  • Leads to serious problems
  • Higher insurance premiums, credit card fees,
    battles with collection agencies, problems
    finding a job and emotional stress

Source Identity Theft The Aftermath 2003
published by the Identity Theft Resources Center.
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Mandates for Change
  • Federal Legislation Regulations
  • Privacy Data Protection Acts
  • Numerous Bills under consideration
  • State Legislation Regulations
  • Nearly all states have passed or are debating
    various regulations around SSN usage
  • California has a strict notification law that
    requires an institution to proactively notify a
    consumer is a breach occurs
  • Campus Policies

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Recent Data Security Issues
  • Georgia Tech Event Ticket Ordering Server
  • University of Texas, Austin Student stole
    55,000 records with SSN
  • New York University Security flaw in web
    exposed student records
  • University of Georgia Applicant server hacked
  • San Diego State University Financial Aid
    Scholarship Server used for file transfers
  • University of California, San Diego Business
    Financial Services server used for movie storage
  • University of California, Riverside Stolen
    names and SSN used to make 200,000 in fraudulent
    charges
  • George Mason University ID Card production
    server hacked
  • University of California, Berkeley Laptop with
    student record data stolen

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The Challenge
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The stakes are high
  • Institutions need to protect an individuals
    social security number from being unnecessarily
    exposed or revealed to anyone without the need
    for access to it.
  • People are becoming much more concerned about SSN
    usage

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and the risks are great
  • SSN as the Campus ID or Card Number in a BTS can
    be viewed on many screens and on many reports
  • Approximately 88 of data is stolen manually
    rather than electronically (FTC)
  • Operators with system access could breach
    security rules or regulations
  • As much as 70 of all identity theft starts with
    theft of data from a Company or Institution by an
    employee (Michigan State)
  • When encoded, the number could be skimmed

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so its only a matter of time
  • It is really is only a matter of time until you
    have to change
  • Individuals
  • Campuses
  • Campus Systems
  • State Regulations
  • Federal Regulations

With Identity Theft, the best form of protection
is prevention Gail Hillebrand Consumers Union
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But, this is bigger than you
  • This is truly a campus-wide (system-wide)
    project
  • Global coordination is needed
  • Campus policies
  • Project task assignment
  • Resource allocation (funding and staffing)
  • Dependencies throughout the campus
  • Assignment of numbers
  • Systems integration

Campus Planning and Card Planning
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Other Reasons for Conversions/Recarding
  • The conversion effort may arise from sources
    other than SSN
  • New information system implementations
  • Increased security for card number
  • The recarding effort may arise from sources
    other than SSN
  • Programmatic changes
  • Logo/Naming updates
  • Rebranding opportunities
  • Increase security for the card

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The Solution
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Campus Planning Global Policies
  • Designate an employee or employees to coordinate
    information security
  • Identify security risks, both internal and
    external
  • Teach employees how to maintain security
  • Require service providers to comply with the law
  • Continue to monitor network security

Five Components for Data Security Policies The
Chronicle of Higher Education 07/11/2003
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Card Planning Identify Card Data
  • Campus ID (or Customer Number)
  • Card Number
  • Issue Code
  • Magnetic Stripe Encoding
  • Tracks 1, 2 and 3
  • Barcode

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Card Planning Data Inventory
  • Where is card data used and stored?
  • Who has authority to gain access and use the
    data?
  • Who is the custodian of the data?
  • What are acceptable levels of security?
  • Originating Systems
  • SIS, HR
  • Transaction System
  • Other Systems
  • Card-related
  • Others

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Card Planning Data Mapping
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Determine the New Number(s)
  • Campus ID/Customer ID
  • Centralized assignment of new numbersis
    recommended
  • Card Numbers
  • Utilize Campus ID/Customer ID
  • Randomly assigned (ISO)
  • Financial system
  • Card Formats (Encoding Schemes)
  • Other
  • Bar Codes
  • Tracks 1 and 3

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Determine Dependencies
  • Campus ID/Customer ID
  • Identify existing integration
  • Identify manual systems
  • Card Numbers
  • Identify integrated systems
  • Identify stand-alone systems
  • Identify order for updates
  • Dependent on Distribution Plan

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Outline Requirements
  • Implementing a New ID Number
  • Assignment of Number
  • Future Changes
  • Systems Integration
  • Implementing a New Card
  • Card Production (Design Opportunities)
  • Card Personalization Requirements
  • Card Distribution Options

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Evaluate Carding Options
  • Re-encoding
  • If you do not print SSN on the card, re-encoding
    might be an option
  • Re-issue (with a New Photo)
  • Need to evaluate timeline and resource
    requirements
  • Re-issue (without a New Photo)
  • On campus
  • Outsourced

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Card Production (Base Card Stock)
  • Standard
  • 60/40 PVC/Poly Composite Card
  • 4-color Front, 1-color Back (black)
  • ½ Hi-Coercivity Magnetic Stripe
  • Other Items
  • Security Features
  • Proximity Card
  • Off-line Magnetic Stripe
  • Unique Color Variations
  • Issues
  • If redesigning your card and using existing
    photos keep the photo aspect ratio the same

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Card Personalization
  • Print Elements on the Front
  • Photo
  • Name
  • Classification
  • Number
  • Issue or Expiration Dates
  • Print Elements on the Back
  • Bar Code
  • Number
  • Other Items
  • DuraGuard Overlay
  • Holographic Overlay
  • Issues
  • Printing near rolled-on stripes may have
    dropouts
  • Bar codes require quiet space
  • Holographic overlays require 12 weeks lead time
    (and cost a lot)

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Timeline for Implementation
  • Influential Factors
  • Policy/Legislative Requirements
  • Public Relations
  • Available Resources
  • Inter-dependencies
  • Options
  • Annual
  • Semester
  • Immediate

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Consider Blackboard Assistance
Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
Project Management
  • Updated Card Designs
  • Preprinted Card Stock
  • Carding Hardware, Software and Supplies
  • Replicated Campus Environment for
    Recarding
  • On Campus Testing
  • Quality Control
  • Production System Conversions
  • Customized Distribution Services
  • Data Management
  • Image Conversions
  • Campus ID Number Updates

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Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
  • Updated Card Designs
  • Standard Stock
  • Specialty Designs
  • Advanced Features
  • Preprinted Card Stock
  • Recarding Stock included in flat fee pricing
  • Additional supply at volume discount

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Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
  • Data Management
  • Cardholder Auditing
  • System Data Updates
  • Image Conversions
  • Ensure Photo Utilization
  • ID Number Conversion
  • Format Import Scripts
  • Test Environment
  • ISO Pools

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Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
  • Off-campus Recarding
  • Level 1 Service
  • Campus provides Production Ready files
  • Name, classification, encoding data, photo, other
  • Level 2 Service
  • Campus sends us a system back-up and a file of
    newly assigned numbers
  • Blackboard creates the necessary production files

Allows production of the new cards to occur in a
closed environment which allows the campus to
continue operations without interruptions and
minimizes cardholder inconvenience
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Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
  • Testing
  • Small group of cards (15 to 20) are run and
    returned to the campus for testing
  • Records updated
  • Cards tested in all systems which touch the card
  • Retesting, if needed
  • Campus approval before production runs
  • Finishing Services
  • Attach cards to customized card carriers
  • Insert cards and carriers into envelopes
  • Direct mailing to cardholders

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Card Design
Card Production
Distribution
System Conversion
  • Updates to On-Campus System
  • Card Production Templates
  • Provision of Imports and/or Scripts for Mass
    Card Reactivation
  • Level 1 Campus
  • Level 2 Blackboard
  • Custom Distribution Services Available
  • Example Swipe Card to Initiate Import and
    Activation as New Cards are Issued

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Project Management
  • Providing expert input to the campus during the
    planning and implementation of ID Number
    Conversion and Recarding engagement
  • Partnership with certified card production and
    personalization groups provides quality,
    scalability and capacity to meet expanded needs
  • Blackboard Project Manager coordinates all
    activities between campus, card production and
    card personalization allowing the campus to focus
    on the management of campus constituents

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Standard Project Timeline
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Why use Blackboard Consulting?
  • Expertise with your system
  • Ability to replicate your environment and convert
    system
  • Top quality card production
  • Top quality card personalization
  • Technical resources available to provide systems
    support in conversion and distribution

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In closing
  • Innovating Together in 05
  • If you still store SSN in your system start
    considering the elements required to remove it
    from your system
  • If you are facing an ID number conversion and/or
    campus-wide recarding effort consider the
    services available through Blackboard
  • Resources Available
  • For more information on this presentation, you
    can contact Tim Aaron at taaron_at_blackboard.com
  • Follow up Contact(s)
  • If you would like explore the services offered by
    Blackboard, contact your Account Manager or
    Regional Account Executive to schedule a scope
    call
  • IF YOU ONLY REMEMBER 1 THING
  • Blackboard can help

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Thank you!
Tim Aaron (323) 344-7380 taaron_at_blackboard.com
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