Securing printed matter, everything of value is vulnerable

It is estimated that Dutch society suffers a billion euros in damage every year due to fraud with printed matter of value. Good security is certainly not a luxury. Two issues are central to the security of printed matter: counterfeiting and fraud. Or rather: preventing it. If the value represented by the printed matter is higher than that of the physical product, then it makes sense to think about security. Entrance tickets, ballot papers, savings stamps and transport documents are only of value if they are demonstrably REAL. Security therefore mainly consists of applying security features - the more valuable the product, the more 'bells and whistles'.

Which security features are there, which are most suitable for your purpose? With a lot of secure printing, it is important that not only the end product, but the entire project at the printer is secured: from data management to the removal of misprints and transport. How can you be sure that there are no stitches during production?

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