Bluefin Case Study
University of California (UCLA) – Optimizing Payment Acceptance Across Campus
Bluefin’s Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) and tokenization solutions help UCLA secure all sensitive payment data across campus.
The university system of UCLA comprises 26 departments, with over 7,000 faculty members, 30,000 undergraduate and 14,000 postgraduate students. UCLA Health is a health system which consists of three hospitals and an extensive primary care network that includes 260 clinics across California.
This case study illustrates how UCLA created a new payment landscape for the University and the UCLA Health system post-pandemic, meeting the demand for secure, cashless payment options.
Case Study Overview
How the pandemic forced UCLA’s campus and health systems’ payment strategy to evolve
The changes implemented post-pandemic
How UCLA re-evaluated PCI compliance ahead of PCI DSS 4.0
How Bluefin’s security solutions helped safeguard all sensitive and payment data across campus
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“Making sure that sensitive data — whether financial or personal — is secure has always been important. With Bluefin’s P2PE and tokenization, we can use the encryption process to secure payment data and other data, such as social security numbers, student IDs, or DOB. Whether it is our health system or student accounts – all sensitive data is protected.” – Allen Shui, Manager, Treasury Operations & Payment Compliance, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
