Secure Documents & Technologies

Security has become a way of life for government.

As – for example – counterfeiting, electronic eavesdropping, communications infiltration and physical security breaches have become more and more sophisticated; government agencies have increased their reliance on private sector technologies and expertise to protect their interests.

Our Secure Documents & Technologies Practice

From overt and covert counterfeit deterrence features, to enhanced physical security processes, to leading edge telecommunications technologies, Kelly, Anderson represents companies who bring best-in-class solutions to government agencies.

Kelly, Anderson’s secure technologies practice focuses on issues related to the development of technologies to deter counterfeiting and secure processes and facilities. Customers are those Federal government agencies that are responsible for the production and distribution of documents of value that are subject to counterfeiting, such as currency, passports, visas and Treasury checks.

We have developed expertise with emerging technologies, such as document readers, fingerprint imaging equipment and various forms of biometric access control systems. In addition, Kelly, Anderson has in-depth experience with physical and logical security and processes.

Key customers include the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice, State, Treasury, and independent agencies including the Federal Reserve System and the U.S. Postal Service.

Kelly, Anderson is an active member of the Document Security Alliance (DSA) – working with government agencies and members of industry to identify new solutions to increase the security of documents of value. Further information about DSA can be found on www.documentsecurityalliance.com.

Kelly, Anderson also directs a highly successful series of conferences dedicated to banknote technology. The Banknote Conference is the definitive forum on emerging trends and leading technologies in the banknote industry. Detailed information about the conference can be found on www.banknoteinstitute.org.

For further information, contact Tony Poole – tpoole@kellyanderson.com