TROY Exhibits at NAPHSIS 2017 to Showcase Modern Document Security

 

TROY Group, Inc. is exhibiting at the NAPHSIS 2017 Annual Meeting, June 5 – 8 in Memphis, TN. Located at Booth 3, our team of document security experts will be showcasing the latest in overt, covert and personalized, layered document security to protect printed data. Stop by to meet Lindsay Brown, TROY’s Director of Corporate Business Development, and John Weeks, Account Manager; either of whom can talk to you about a security document solution to fit your needs.

What is NAPHSIS? 

NAPHSIS is the National Association for Public Health Statistics and Information Systems, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting personal identity and promoting public health. This year’s theme is Getting Our Ducks in a Row: Modernizing Vital Records.

“We are very excited to be exhibiting at NAPHSIS again,” says Georganne Ickler, TROY’s Director of Customer Success. “This is the perfect pairing of public health professionals who understand the importance of securing printed data and our TROY specialists who are highlighting innovative technology to show them just how to do that. This group has seen, firsthand, the detriment stolen and synthetic identities can cause. While some people may think modernizing means digitizing vital records, that’s just not realistic right now. There is still a very hefty need for printed documents, including birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates, to name a few.”

 

Today’s Modern Document Security

As fraudsters find loopholes and ways to hack the system, technologies must adapt and get smarter. We will be featuring three modern, innovative technologies which, when bundled together, provide a comprehensive document security solution.

1. SecureDocs Software: Designed to print tamper-resistant, personalized documents, SecureDocs empowers users to add security, at the point of print, to prevent fraud and forgery of documents. Features include: 1) TROY Personalized MicroPrint, 2) TROYMark™ Variable Data Watermark, 3) TROY Copy Evident Pantograph, and 4) PrintTrace. This layered approach is what helps keep fraudsters from replicating vital documents, moving toward a more secure future for identities here in the US.

2. Secure Locking Paper Trays: A much simpler technology, but effective for safeguarding security paper stock, locking trays help decrease time involved with chain of custody protocols. With tray locks and shielding, you can limit access to certificate paper.

3. Overt & Covert UV Inks and Security Toner: When coupled with SecureDocs, TROY UV inks and security toners, add fraud- and tamper-resistance to every printed document. On display at the booth is the 

 

Stop by Booth 3 and Meet the Team: Ask for References

Want to see our technology in action? Stop by Booth 3 to see an array of samples, grab some information on our products and ask John or Lindsay for references.

Can’t make it to the show? Give us a call at 304-232-0899 to request samples and information today.

 

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