Security Documents & IT
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USPTO seeks feedback on counterfeits and piracy
The agency wants to hear from consumers, IP holders, online and physical markets, and others to guide its strategy.
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The IHMA: Driving 30 years of hologram growth
Past chairs reflect on 30 years of holography growth and offer a look at what's in store for the technology in future.
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De La Rue names Clive Whiley as non-exec chairman
Mothercare chair will take up the new role immediately, according to the banknote and authentication specialist.
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Overhaul launches AI-powered cargo theft tool
RiskGPT promises to help users predict, prevent, and respond to the threat of cargo theft or other shipment risks.
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Baltimore man gets five years for fake card scam
Leroy Holmes re-coded cards with stolen IDs, stealing at least $212,000 from hundreds of victims in a fuel-based scam.
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Authentix closes takeover of Dutch security printer
Joh. Enschedé produces security documents, postage stamps and banknotes as well as brand protection tech.
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Press Releases
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》 KPMG and Circulor announce alliance to meet growing demand for digital battery passports
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》 Digimarc signs multi-year, $30 million-plus contract to protect the authenticity of high-value items and national recycling program
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》 SMX's subsidiary trueGold extends its commercial activity to a new application beyond gold bars and coins to watches and jewelry
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》 TraceLink and PharmaLink partner to simplify DSCSA compliance for pharmacies, hospitals, and healthcare providers
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》 AlpVision Cryptoglyph integrated into WeChat
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》 Call to take action to ensure quality medicines are a key part of Universal Health Coverage
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》 AlpVision gets LBMA Accreditation
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》 Everstream Analytics acquires BlueNode to expand intermodal analytics solutions for global supply chain execution
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》 BTS International named exclusive North American agent for custom vision and machine learning (AI) supplier Spookfish Innovations
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》 YPB's UnifAI app approved for release on APP Stores
Cut out counterfeit attempts? Reid Fruits and Laava show it’s possible
Over three years, Reid Fruits drastically reduced the number of counterfeit attempts on their premium Tasmanian cherries, sold in Asian export markets where the brand was in high demand and had a strong reputation that was at risk from inferior products sold under fake Reid Fruits branding.
In the 2019-20 season, in a bid to fight the fakes, Reid Fruits introduced Laava Smart Fingerprints® on its cherry boxes bound for 20 export markets. The result: only 10 counterfeit attempts, all of which were automatically stopped by the Laava platform.
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