Secure Printing for Sensitive Documents A new level of variable, on-demand document security
With the incidence of fraud, identity theft and
counterfeiting on the rise, producing sensitive documents demands the
highest levels of quality and security. This extends beyond checks to
include applications such as tickets, passports, ID badges, prescription
pads, high-value coupons, cross-border documents, birth certificates
and many more.
For years, adding security features like
pantographs, prismatic designs and holograms meant producing
pre-printed forms on secure paper on offset presses --a costly,
resource-intensive undertaking. Now, with versatile high-speed color
inkjet technologies like the , printing secure documents is fast, efficient and cost-effective.
Océ inkjet technology... perfect for security printing Océ
JetStream inkjet technology is ideal for secure printing for a number
of reasons. It addresses all color, personalization and MICR (when
needed) printing requirements on a single platform. It supports a wide
range of substrates. And it eliminates the multiple processes required
to produce pre-printed forms on an offset press and then personalize
them on a digital press.
In fact, with Océ inkjet technology,
theres no need for preprinted forms or the security measures required
to transport and store them. The Océ JetStream platform meets or
exceeds established standards for secure document printing. At the same
time, it eliminates the costly infrastructure, labor requirements and
inventory costs associated with offset technologies. All of which makes
Océ inkjet products a win-win for secure document printing.
Security features to print with confidence Producing
high-value documents requires absolute safety and security. New digital
security features offer a level of security equivalent or superior to
those used in traditional offset-printed security papers and
documentswithout the associated labor and costs. Océ digital printing
solutions offer a full range of anti-copy, anti-fraud security features:
Digital Void pantographappears on the front of a document, check or prescription when it is scanned or photocopied. [1]
HALO covert authenticable security featurea
digital logo that, when viewed through verification grid (lenticular
lens), reveals words or letters imprinted as a latent image. [2]
Prismatic designan overt security
feature, a special prismatic color that is printed on a document for
added security. The pantographic background is printed in two or more
colors, with the ink colors merged to form a blend of colors. [3]
Micro-printing of signature lines or check bordersuses
a small font that appears as a solid line. When viewed under a
magnifying glass the words become visible. When scanned or photocopied,
the words run together making them impossible to read, even with
magnification.
A padlock icon on a check amount boxindicates the presence of at least three security features. [4]
Faint original document security screenon the back of a check, drops out easily and doesnt copy or scan well.
Security features warning boxon the back of a check, indicating the security features present.
Fractional account/routing numbers on a checkindicate that if the MICR line is altered/doesnt match the fractional number, the check is not good.
There's much more to the story with secure
printing applications spanning wide range of industries including
financial services, insurance, government, education, healthcare,
entertainment, legal services, retail, transportation, manufacturing,
communications, information technology, and food and beverage. To learn
more, download the Secure Document Printing brochure and see how Océ JetStream technology provides secure, fast and efficient printing of sensitive documents.
[1] Licensed through Arcis Digital Security
[2] Licensed through Arcis Digital Security
[3] Licensed through Arcis Digital Security
[4] Licensed through Check Payment System
Association
About Océ
Océ is a leading international provider of digital document management
technology and services. The companys solutions are based on Océs
advanced software applications that deliver documents and data over
internal networks and the Internet to printing devices and archives --
locally and around the world. Supporting the workflow solutions are
Océ digital printers and scanners, considered the most reliable and
productive in the world. Océ also offers a wide range of display
graphics, consulting and outsourcing solutions.
Océ employs around 22,000 people, with 2008 revenues of approximately
$4.3 billion, operates in around 100 countries and maintains research
and manufacturing centers in the Netherlands, the United States,
Canada, Germany, France, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Romania and
Singapore. Océ North America is headquartered in Trumbull, CT, with
additional business units in Chicago, IL; New York City; Boca Raton,
FL; Salt Lake City, UT and Vancouver, BC. North American revenues
represented approximately half of Océs worldwide business in 2008, and
employment is approximately 10,000. For more information about Océ,
visit . Outside the U.S., consult .
