The Protected Papers Report 2
What are some common uses of a protected paper?
To stop duplication - as in coupons, rebates, receipts, tickets and passes
To thwart the insertion of false information in any document
To warn of copying – as in a certificate of occupancy
To deter false origination - as in building permits
To halt alterations of medical records
Protected Papers can also be utilized as a base paper to print any information
that you deem important such as recipes, formulas, financials and passwords.
Ever so much today as the use of computer phishing, the attempted use of fake emails to steal personal information are used not only against individuals but also governments and corporations, many of whom have now gone back to protected paper documents to safeguard valuable data…. Think about that, your personal data is just as valuable to you as your city or state data is to all of us.
Crime of the month
Over $100,000.00 in fake bus passes
Secure fact of the month….
Did you know…. Europe “the EU” has 27 countries
Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark
Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland
Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland
Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden
And commonly utilized currency, the Euro
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/html/index.en.html
But the United Kingdom has recently separated from the EU community and has created its own currency
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/current-banknotes
And even in the new EU - document crime still persists…
As some of these documents have greater value than currency
https://www.europol.europa.eu/newsroom/news/france-nabs-leaders-of-document-fraud-network-active-in-eu
Look for upcoming issues of the Protected Paper’s report…
Future highlights:
How CUSTOM can you get?
What does Acid Free Archival paper mean?