Integrated Security. Certified Control.
VeriTrace integrates a comprehensive portfolio of security printing and brandprotection technologies engineered deployed on labels, packaging, printed documents, and products themselves.
Our programs combine multiple layers of security, allowing products to be inspected visually, verified with tools, or confirmed through digital identification systems. Select features are restricted from open commercial distribution and are deployed under secure chain-ofcustody and procedural control agreements.
We design layered overt, covert, and forensic security platforms, ranging from visible deterrents to seamlessly embedded protections that preserve brand aesthetics. By combining multiple technologies into unified, multilevel solutions, we enable authentication, track-andtrace, diversion detection, and warranty validation across complex supply chains.
Every program is engineered and produced within our ANSI/NASPO and ISO 14298 certified security printing facility, operating under strict documented controls to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and program success.
Security Design
The success of any security program depends on how technologies are selected and integrated.
VeriTrace designs layered security solutions based on:
the product risk profile
inspection environments
authentication workflows
enforcement requirements
Many security features can be configured in multiple ways, allowing technologies to be embedded discreetly while maintaining the visual design of packaging or documents.
Overt Security
Overt features are visible authentication elements that allow inspectors, distributors, or consumers to quickly verify authenticity.
Examples include:
- intaglio printing
- color-shifting inks
- optically variable inks
- holograms and optical devices
These features act as a first line of defense against counterfeit products.
Covert & Semi-Covert
Covert technologies are hidden features designed for verification by trained personnel or simple tools.
Examples Include:
- hidden authentication images
- UV reactive inks
- microtext and fine line patterns
- layered or masked design elements
Forensic Security
Forensic security technologies provide the highest level of authentication and typically require specialized tools or laboratory analysis.g
Examples Include:
- proprietary taggants
- chemical signatures
- forensic markers
These technologies enable definitive verification during investigations or legal proceedings.
Digital Security
Digital identifiers connect physical products to authentication systems and supply-chain intelligence.
Examples Include:
- QR or DataMatrix codes
- serialized identifiers
- authentication platforms
- mobile verification tools
These technologies allow organizations to:
- verify products in real time
- detect diversion
- monitor distribution channels
- collect supply-chain intelligence
Tamper-Evident Security
Tamper-evident technologies reveal unauthorized access or product substitution.
Examples include:
- custom VOID patterns
- destructible label constructions
- tamper-indicating adhesives
These technologies protect products, packaging, and critical assets from unauthorized interference.
Substrates & Adhesives
The security of a product often depends on the materials used in construction.
VeriTrace offers specialized substrates and adhesive systems designed to support tamper indication, durability, and environmental resistance.
Examples Include:
- security papers and films
- destructible constructions
- multi-layer materials
- heat- and cold-resistant adhesives
Technologies Working Together
Effective programs integrate multiple technologies into a single authentication system.
Example stack:
Verification system
This layered approach enables authentication, tracking, and investigation across global supply chains.
Security Design Is the Most Critical Step
The proper combination of technologies determines the success of a protection program.
VeriTrace security specialists design programs based on:
- product risk level
- distribution channels
- inspection environments
- enforcement requirements
Many technologies can be embedded discreetly to preserve packaging aesthetics while providing strong protection.
Certified Secure Manufacturing
All technologies are produced in VeriTrace’s ANSI/NASPO and ISO 14298 certified security printing facility.
Strict chain-of-custody and manufacturing protocols ensure:
- controlled production
- confidential handling
- protection of sensitive technologies
Insist on Working With An ANSI/NASPO & ISO 14298 Certified Security Printer
VeriTrace technologies create a secure foundation for product authentication, supply-chain visibility, and brand protection.
By combining secure printing with digital identification systems, organizations can verify products, detect tampering, and maintain control across distribution networks.
