THE FOLLOWING OUTLINE IS THE ACTUAL PROGRAM FROM THE

3^rd ANNUAL
SECURITY PRINTING CONFERENCE

Brand Protection

Commercial Documents
(Tickets, Corporate ID's, Bonds, Contracts, Etc.)

Government Issue Documentsv
(ID's, Passports, Licenses, Etc.)

May 17-19, 2006

Tuscany Suites & Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada

sponsored by

Information Management Institute, Inc.

CONFERENCE FOCUS

Rapid advancements in all aspects of security printing and security features plus the international focus on all aspects of security in today's world have created a rapidly growing demand for physical, document and identification security. Advancements in digital printing and technololgies for incorporating security features, while spawning new modalities and efficiencies for security printing, have also enabled counterfeiters as well as legitimate issuers. From brand protection and secure access to ID's, tickets, travel documents, etc. - physical and digitally printed security images, features and data are converging in ways never before imagined. This convergence of once separate technologies is creating both challenges and market opportunities for effective integration of digital printing with physical security devices in a wide range of market specific applications.

IMI's 3^rd Annual Security Printing Conference will address the challenges and opportunities in dealing with security issues and enabling brand protection for products and production of secure documents for a wide variety of applications including business documents, ID's, currency, gaming/event tickets, travel documents, etc. Industry experts will address digital printing technologies' capabilities and shortcomings relative to printing secure output and the technology options available to enhance the production of secure documents and devices of all types. The conference program will provide a critical assessment of forensic analysis requirements, enhanced ink and media systems, document traceability technologies, software solutions and other potential avenues to enhance product and document security.

This unique conference is designed to educate and inform industry leaders and technologists at all levels in the supply chain of security printing of the difficulties and business opportunities for combining digital and physical security printing on an application specific basis. If your business or products' future is dependent on finding effective ways to utilize physical features and digital security printing, or finding cost effective methods to stay ahead of counterfeiting, tampering and forgery, you will benefit from attending this conference.

Don't miss this opportunity for digital printing technologists, security agency personnel, security organizations, hardware vendors, consumables suppliers, converters, component/software suppliers and end users to communicate and address the urgent issue of product and document security.

BENEFITS OF CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE

Participate in the only 2006 program dedicated entirely to Brand Protection and Security Printing issue/technology options

Learn about the latest digital printing technology developments and innovations being utilized and proposed to enhance brand protection and printed document security

Participate in interactive sessions and informal discussions on topics critical to development and implementation of digital printing systems with improved security features

Obtain information on how improved security printing system implementations can provide business opportunities for hardware, software and supplies manufacturers

Establish personal contacts with leading experts in digital printing and security printing organizations

Have a complimentary table top display to inform the industry of your products and services

Give a five minute presentation during the popular Suppliers' Forum

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

Dr. Annette Jaffe, Annette Jaffe Consulting
Harold Schofield, Schofield Imaging Associates

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Richard A. Carter, AAMVA
Shawn Easter, Brand Protection Alliance
Alain Flament, Nipson
Peter D. Gabriele, ARmark™ Authentication Technologies
Marc Gaudreau, Canada Border Services Agency
Steven Leibin, Matik North America
Jeff Luehring, Appleton
Richard Outland, U.S. Secret Service-DHS
Dr. William Pfenninger, Ultradots
Tony Rodriguez, Digimarc
Fraser Ross, COPI
Eva M. Sbardella, Evident Technologies
Dr. Steven J. Simske, Hewlett Packard Labs
Randy Turner, Peerless Systems

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3rd Annual Security Printing Conference May 17-19, 2006 Tuscany Suites & Casino Las Vegas, Nevada Program Coverage and Schedule   Wednesday, May 17, 2006   12:00 Noon - 5:00 p.m. Conference Registration   2:00 p.m. Session 1 - What Is Security Printing? WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Alvin G. Keene, President, Information Management Institute, Inc., Carrabassett Valley, Maine Dr. Annette Jaffe, Annette Jaffe Consulting, San Jose, California Harold Schofield, Schofield Imaging Associates, Narragansett, Rhode Island CONFERENCE OVERVIEW Harold Schofield, Schofield Imaging Associates, Narragansett, Rhode Island HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF SECURITY PRINTING Dr. Annette Jaffe, Annette B. Jaffe Consulting, San Jose, California What Was Security Printing & What Will It Be? Security Features & How They Are Used The Digital Age & Effect On Security Printing Technologies & Security New Applications For Security What Are Key Issues For Security Printing? Security Printing For The Future SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR DIGITAL IMAGING DEVICES Randy Turner, Software Architect, Peerless Systems, El Segundo, California Regulatory Requirements Raise The Bar For Security Provide By Office Equipment Solution Is Multi-Dimensional & Involves More Than Just Confidentiality Protection Advanced Security Measures Are Hard: How Do We Make Them Easy? Existing Proprietary Solutions Are Not Comprehensive: Examples Multi-Vendor Interoperability Is Mandatory For Widespread Adoption: Most Customers Will Not Accept "Single-Source" Solutions A Select Group Of Open Standards Are Identified To Allow Ubiquitous Solutions For Secure Office Equipment THE BRAND PROTECTION ALLIANCE'S ROLE IN DEVELOPING ANTI-COUNTERFEIT STRATEGIES Shawn Easter, Marketing Manager, Acucote Incorporated, Graham, North Carolina Education: Global Economic, Health & Terrorist Threats Consultation: Core Values Of BPA Member Companies Implementation: BPA War Chest & Technology Map Verification: Long Term Proven & Sustainable Results   5:30 p.m. Reception   Thursday, May 18, 2006   7:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast   8:00 a.m. Session 2 - Current Status, Requirements & Needs COUNTERFEIT DOCUMENT DATABASE FOR FORENSIC EXAMINATION & FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS Richard Outland, Senior Document Analyst, U.S. Secret Service, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Washington, DC Questioned Documents Section Of Forensic Services Division (FSD) Questioned identification Document & Link Database (QID) Visual Library Of Authentic Documents Forensic Examination Of Identity & Financial Documents DHS Funded Optical Imaging Stations (OIS) Benefits Of Online Analysis HOW WILL REAL ID ACT AFFECT THE DRIVER LICENSE DOCUMENT? Richard A. Carter, Director, Technology Standards and Programs, American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, Virginia Requirements Of Real ID Act - What it Does Require - What It Does Not Require Security Requirements Unknown Until Dept of Homeland Security Publishes Rules To Support Act Latest Available Information On What Rulemaking May Require What AAMVA Is Recommending INNOVATION IN SECURITY DOCUMENTS & BRAND PROTECTION Jeff Luehring, Director of Security R&D, Appleton - Security Products, Appleton, Wisconsin Protecting Government, Civil & Business Security Documents Revenue Loss & Liability Risks Caused By Brand Counterfeiting Methodologies For Brand Protection Covert Security Through Machine Readability Overview Of Security Papers Embedded Data Features: Threads, Taggants & Microscopic Particles Customizing Security Solutions For Specialized Needs FIELD FORENSIC ANALYSIS OF TRAVEL DOCUMENTS Marc Gaudreau, Manager, IS&T - LSSD, Forensic Science Division Canada Border Services Agency, Ottawa, Canada Forensic Analysis Requirements & Tools How Travel Documents Are Analyzed At Canada Border Services Agency View To The Future Of Forensic Analysis Of Travel Documents ON-DOCUMENT AUTHENTICATION & VERIFICATION IN A HVTO PRINT CENTER Fraser Ross, Senior Technical Director - COPI Custom Print Resources, Houston, Texas Printing & Security Requirements In HVTO Print Center - Our Customers: Insurance, Banking & Other High Volume mailing centers - Types of documents printed - Types of ink and resources for printing - Document Security In This Environment: Its Importance & Limitations 2D Codes - How Are They Produced & Currently Used - What They Contain - How They Are Decoded Digital Signatures: What They Are & How They Work With A 2D Code Document Security Applications: Where Do We Go From Here?  12:00 Noon Luncheon   1:30 p.m. Session 3 - Security Printing Inks, Features & Media SPECIALTY INK & MICROTEXT: VARIABLE DATA PRINTING, INSPECTION & AUTHENTICATION Dr. Steven J. Simske, Principal Scientist, Hewlett Packard Labs, Fort Collins, Colorado Introduction to Variable Data Printing (VDP) Security VDP Through Ink Drop Registration, Substrate/Ink Layering, Specialty Inks And Hashing/Linking & Matching Approaches UV & IR Specialty Inks & Security Workflows Inspection Authentication: In-line & Off-line, Customer Based, Retailer, Inspector & Forensic AUTHENTICATION & BRAND DETECTION WITH COVERT SPECTRAL BARCODES: USING LIGHT TO CARRY AUTHENTICITY DATA Dr. William (Matt) Pfenninger, Senior Engineer, Ultradots, Fremont, California New Class Of Photoluminescent Materials Can Be Used To Convey Many Unique Spectral Identifiers How To Incorporate Material Into Inks Quick & Efficient Reading With Small, Unobtrusive Reader How Its Photoluninescent Profile Differs From Phosphors & Organic Taggants How Photoluminescent Codes Can Be Exclusively Licensed & Registered To Specific Customers How Marks Can Be Printed To Avoid Detection & Used In Field With Minimal Risk Of Reverse Engineering Use To Authenticate Items Of Interest In Supply Chain EVIDENT'S GOING GREEN, ADVANCING QUANTUM DOT PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR SECURITY & BRAND PROTECTION Eva M. Sbardella, Business Development Manager, Security & Military Applications, Evident Technologies, Inc., Troy, New York Quantum Dots 101 EviDots For Security Applications Client Feedback Recent Advancements In Nanomaterials For Anti-Couterfeiting Applications Next Generation Security Materials SUPPLIERS' FORUM: 5-Minute Presentations Related To Technology, Capabilities, Services, New Product Introductions, etc. The Suppliers' Forum is open to all Conference Registrants   5:30 p.m. Reception   Friday, May 19, 2006   7:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast   8:00 a.m. Session 4 - New Security Printing Techniques TAGGANTS: A JOURNEY OUT OF THE BINARY MENTALITY Peter D. Gabriele, Technical Director, ARmark™ Authentication Technologies, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania Taggants Are Not Necessary Binary: Users Can Select Multivariate Information In Covert And/Or Forensic Approaches Encrypt, Encode Or Design Features Within Space The Diameter Of A Human Hair Custom Design A Deliverable System To Provide Multiples Layers Of Security Incorporate Security Into Toners, Inks, Overprint Varnishes, Laminates & Paper Stocks THE OMET HOLO-FOIL KING TECHNOLOGY: COST EFFECTIVE HOLOGRAM PRINTING Steven Leibin, Sales Manager, Matik North America, West Hartford, Connecticut Current Holograpm Multi-Step Printing Process Holo-Foil King Technology - History - Description - Benefits Cost Benefit Analysis HIGH PRODUCTIVITY INLINE SOLUTIONS FOR SECURITY & CHECK PRINTING Alain Flament, Chief Marketing Officer, Nipson, Belfort, France Magnetographic Technology Offers Unique Combination Of High Speed & Imaging Quality Implementation For Security Printing Of Checks, Voting Ballots, Tickets & Other Security Documents Inline Workflows To Provide New Levels Of Operational Efficiency & Flexibility Ability For Printers' To Offer New Products With Lower Operating Costs & Improved Productivity ID AUTHENTICATION: USE OF MOBILE IMAGING DEVICES TO AUTHENTICATE SECURE IDENTITY DOCUMENTS Tony Rodriguez, Chief Technologist, Digimarc Corporation, Tualatin, Oregon Proliferation Of Imaging Equipped Cell Phones Combined With Moore's Law Yields A Device Infrastructure Capable Of Validating Government Issued ID Documents Potential To Influence Design, Production & Usage Models For Identity Documents Both As Validation Tool & Mechanism For Attack Better Understanding Needed About Device Imaging Capabilities & Security Features/Design Approaches Case Study (Fujitsu 900i) To Assess Device Ability To Identify Photo Swapping, Image Alteration, Data Alteration & Counterfeiting Proposed Specific Security Features & Techniques That Maximize The Utility For This Device Class  12:00 Noon Adjournment IMI Completed Conferences on this Topic 2nd Annual Security Printing Conference May 18-20, 2005 1st Security Printing Conference April 28-30, 2004 IMI Completed Programs Speaking Opportunities at IMI Conferences If you have a potential topic for presentation at this or another IMI conference, please submit your proposed presentation topic and a brief outline to Al Keene at IMI (Email to imi@imiconf.com or fax to +1-207-235-2226) for review. 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