dublin ireland 21-23 march - security printers · and identity document issuing authorities as well...

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DUBLIN IRELAND21-23 March

Connecting issuing authorities & solution providers

Securing currenciesin a connected worldSecuring currencies. Across the globe, governments, central banks, and print works place their trust in our competencies and technologies. In close cooperation with our customers, we provide innovative products and solutions in currency production and currency management. For over 160 years, we’ve been setting new standards for the world of tomorrow. Visit us at www.gi-de.com/currency-technology

Why Security Printers? 2Welcome 4Agenda at a glance 5Conference programme 6Fees & registration 14Exhibition floor plan & exhibitor list 16Practicalities 18Mobile app 19Floor plan & opening hours 20Networking events 21Post-conference tours 22An inspiring city 24Map & useful addresses 26Hotels 27Seville 2016 facts & figures 28Member federations of Intergraf 29

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2 2018 Security Printers

1. Incredible networking

Over 800 carefully selected representatives from government, central banks, law enforcement, security printers and suppliers, and postal authorities from across the world will converge in Dublin to network. Big names, big value. Spend three days connecting with the best in your business.

2. Exclusive content

Hear the latest issues and trends in banknotes and IDs. Fill your mind with ideas and expertise from over 70 leading experts and innovators. Learn, get inspired and walk away from highly focused sessions and debates with tools to help you do what you do, with greater impact.

3 . Unique showcase

What’s new and what’s next in security printing? Explore the exhibition hall for a closer look at the latest products and cutting-edge solutions on offer from over 100 printers and suppliers at the forefront of banknote and ID technology.

Why Security Printers?

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4. Banknotes + IDs

All in one great location. Under a unified banner of learning and sharing. Form lasting connections with like-minded, seasoned professionals in both sectors and take advantage of Dublin to jump-start a new era of productivity.

5. Neutrality + objectivity

Experience first-hand the value of an independent, non-profit platform for the security document industry. Security Printers has no commercial objective. It is not sponsored. Don’t miss this - you won't get another chance like it in 2018.

880 participants from 65 countries joined us in Seville in 2016. Be there on 21-23 March 2018 to learn from and become an integral part of this dynamic security printing community.

Beatrice Klose Secretary General, Intergraf


Welcome Intergraf's Committee of Experts

ChairmanDieter SauterOrell Füssli Security Printing, SwitzerlandTony DeanDe La Rue, United KingdomEmmanuel Devaux Banque de France, FranceGeorg Hassesecunet Security Networks, GermanyBeatrice KloseIntergraf, BelgiumBend KümmerleG+D Currency Technology, GermanyTony PooleDocument Security Alliance, United States of America Claudia SchwendimannAustrian State Printing House (OeSD), AustriaUwe Seidel Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), GermanyYves TimmermansNational Bank of Belgium, BelgiumWietse van der Schaaf Dutch National Police, The NetherlandsPaloma VarelaFábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre - Real Casa de la Moneda, Spain

Today I am delighted to officially invite you to the 2018 Security Printers, International Conference and Exhibition which will be held in Dublin, Ireland on 21-23 March 2018.

From a small gathering of security printing professionals four decades ago, Security Printers has grown into a unique platform of its own. Every 18 months, delegates from no less than 350 institutions worldwide attend. Over 850 of you came to Seville last year, travelling from central banks, governments and identity document issuing authorities as well as security printing companies.

A sophisticated, select audience with years of experience in banknotes and identity documents is what you have come to expect. It has made Security Printers what it is – what it has always been about: a neutral and independent space of dialogue and interaction. One where knowledge is, beyond a shared experience, an encounter.

This Dublin edition will again bring a chance to meet all the leading industry stakeholders under one roof. With over 100 booths, the exhibition floor will be the place to explore the latest developments in both banknote and identity technology, and to find the right solutions to your challenges.

Thought leaders from government and central banks, decision makers and technological innovators will deliver hours of learning, packed in 10 moderated and interactive sessions that will address the issues you face in your profession and business in today’s fast-changing world.

They will talk openly and honestly about a range of issues including authentication, procurement and counterfeiting, presenting best practices and sharing approaches, what worked, what didn’t, and lessons learned.

Not to be missed, keynote speaker Dr Mary Aiken, the real-life cyberpsychologist and Dubliner behind the series CSI: Cyber, will open your eyes to the psychology of cybercriminals, and explain how evolving techniques impact digital payment transactions and identity records, and what you can do about it.

For some of you, it will be an opportunity to renew acquaintances and collaborations. For others, an occasion to expand your reach and join the global security printing community. Either way, the networking that will ensue will no doubt be of significant value as you return to the office and beyond.

It will be a real pleasure to welcome you to Dublin, a city rich in history and culture, yet resolutely anchored in the future.

Dieter Sauter Chairman of Intergraf’s Committee of Experts


Agenda at a glanceTuesday

20/03/2018

Exhibition

Identity

Banknotes

Wednesday21/03/2018

Thursday22/03/2018

Friday23/03/2018

Panel discussionFuture of cash

Plenary Banknotes and identity

documents in a changing world

Session 1 Banknote

authentication in an untrained

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Session 5 Challenges in a

cash society

Session 3 Exploring

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technologies

Session 4 Protecting the integrity of ID

documents and their supply chain

Session 7 Psychology

of cash: a world without it?

Session 2 Advancements

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documents

Session 9 Cash in a digital world and the

consequences of future disruptive

technologies

Session 10 The future of identity

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Welcome cocktail

Exhibition aperitif

Dinner party


Wednesday 21/03/201809.30-09.45 Conference opening

Dieter Sauter Chairman, Intergraf’s Committee of Experts, SwitzerlandBeatrice Klose Secretary General, Intergraf, Belgium

09.45-10.00 Welcome speechSimon Coveney Minister for Foreign Affairs, Government of Ireland, Ireland (tbc)

10.00-10.30 Cyber: the criminal frontierAs crime continues to expand and thrive on the Internet, Dr Mary Aiken will open our eyes to the psychology of this new criminal frontier, explore the motivation of cybercriminals, profile the types of criminals that attack digital payment transactions and identity records, and discuss how government and industry need to understand modus operandi in the domain of cyberspace to defend against evolving cybercriminal techniques.

Mary Aiken Cyberpsychologist, Academic Advisor, Europol European Cybercrime Centre (EC3), Ireland

10.30-10.50 The changing environment in which the Irish Passport Service is operating – including new customer expectations, Brexit and increasing volumesHow is the Irish Passport Service responding to all this?

Fiona Penollar Head of Passport Reform, Irish Passport Service, Ireland

10.50-11.00 Q&A

11.00 Exhibition opens

11.00-11.30 Coffee break

11.30-11.50 A secure supply chain with Intergraf certificationsIntergraf’s certifications ensure a secure supply chain. CWA 15374 and ISO 14298 are therefore steadily gaining more importance for customers. This presentation will give an overview of the current situation and of their distinct advantages for suppliers, printers and tender issuing authorities.

Doris Schulz-Pätzold Customer Relations & Certification Manager, Intergraf, Belgium

11.50-12.10 Commemorative banknote of Nu. 100 denomination marking the first Birth Anniversary of HRH The GyalseyThis talk will shed light on the 100 ngultrum commemorative banknotes issued in celebration of the First Birth Anniversary of his Royal Highness The Gyalsey, Jigme Namgyal Wangchuck.

Dasho Penjore Governor, Royal Monetary Authority, Bhutan

12.10-12.20 Q&A

12.20-13.50 Lunch

Plenary sessionBanknotes and identity documents in a changing world

KEYNOTE


13.50-14.10 The journey to polymerThis presentation will discuss the highlights of the transition to polymer banknotes – from design, to distribution and destruction.

Victoria Cleland Chief Cashier & Director of Notes, Bank of England, United Kingdom

14.10-14.30 Preventing artwork reverse engineering with design: colour, opacity and split fountainsWhat does it take for artwork to resist reverse engineering? And how can conventional design elements such as colour, ink opacity and split fountains be adapted to create artwork that is complicated for even highly skilled counterfeiters to reverse engineer?

Joel Zlotnick Supervisory Physical Scientist, US Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, United States of America

14.30-14.50 European response to travel document fraudLet us have a close look at the initiatives for stronger and smarter information systems for borders and security that the European Commission has taken in response to the ever-increasing passenger flux, the wish for a quick border-control passage, and the current security situation.

Richard Rinkens Head of Biometrics, European Commission, Directorate-General for Home Affairs, Belgium

14.50-15.10 Latest trends in security features for banknotes and IDsA closer look at the evolution, use and forgery trends of security features in banknote and ID documents: past, present and future.

Maickel van Oijen Supervisor Documents Helpdesk, Keesing Technologies, The Netherlands

15.10-15.20 Q&A

Plenary sessionBanknotes and identity documents in a changing world


Thursday 22/03/201809.30-09.50 The Retail Factor

The Retail Factor is an exploration into how the competitive US retail market has transformed the counterfeit currency racket, including a case study of the successful mitigation of counterfeit exposure by alert retailers.

Matthew Fishler Special Agent, US Secret Service, Criminal Investigative Division - Treasury Liaison, United States of America

09.50-10.10 Introduction of the new Swiss banknote series – success factors in communicationThe presentation will offer insights into a successful communication and information campaign introducing a new banknote series that involved different stakeholders and combined new and old media to raise public awareness, and into what the Swiss National Bank has learnt from the process.

Beat Grossenbacher Head of Cash, Swiss National Bank, Switzerland

10.10-10.30 The public information campaign for the new €50 banknoteChallenges and opportunities of communicating about the issuance of the new €50 banknote and its security features across 340 million European citizens, 19 countries and 16 languages.

Consuelo Capri Senior Project Manager, European Central Bank, Germany

10.30-10.45 Q&A


11.15-11.35 Analysis of banknote production and process control data using big data technologyThe track & trace functionality of an Abaco production control system collects data characterised by big volume, variability, velocity and validity. Analytics technology can be used to extract useful hints from this data.

Paolo Salgari Head of Marketing and Sales, PARVIS, Italy

11.35-11.55 Bank of Russia’s new solutions for currency circulationNew banknotes of new denominations were issued by the Bank of Russia in late 2017. This presentation will throw light on their design and security features.

Georgy Kornilov R&D Institute Director, Goznak, Russian Federation

11.55-12.15 From puzzle pieces to a complete quality and security pictureWhat does a complete quality chain look like and what benefits does it offer in terms of transparency, traceability and security from banknote substrate to circulation?

Reinhard Hofer Global Program Manager Managed Services, G+D Currency Technology, Germany

12.15-12.30 Q&A

12.30-14.00 Lunch

BanknotesSession 1 Banknote authentication in an untrained world

BanknotesSession 3 Exploring the future of banknote technologies

Thursday 22/03/2018


Morning parallel sessions09.30-09.50 Best practice guidelines for optical machine authentication

From R&D project work on a national forensic laboratory level to ICAO international standardisation - bridging creativity and technology.

Ulrich Schneider Senior Scientist, Bundeskriminalamt, Forensic Science Institute, KT 54 – Questioned Documents, ID-Systems, Germany

09.50-10.10 Combining visual and tactile features to detect fraud attempts on polycarbonate documentsThe latest developments in polycarbonate lamination introduce optically variable effects across the full area of the document that may challenge the position of DOVIDs as the main optically variable element, combining visual and tactile effects to make fraud detection easier.

Teemu Pohjola Product Management Director, Government Business Unit, Gemalto Oy, Finland

10.10-10.30 The Dutch ID Monitor – new concept evaluates the effectiveness of security features Who uses security features and how? Discover a new approach to evaluating their effectiveness: the Dutch ID Monitor.

Renée Ong-de Jong Research & Development Advisor Travel Documents, Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, The Netherlands

10.30-10.45 Q&A


11.15-11.35 Genesius + Amberhill – the UK’s largest police force and its strategy to combat identity fraudThe Metropolitan Police has developed a three-tiered strategy to tackle identity fraud. This presentation will take you through these tiers and also provide an interesting case study involving love, explosives and a cat!

Gary McManus Identity Fraud Investigator, Metropolitan Police Service, United Kingdom

11.35-11.55 Enhancing identity management in times of economic depressionWith the African continent facing unique challenges, there is a need to enhance the identity of citizens and persons who reside legally or otherwise under a nation’s airspace.

Tunji Durodola Identity Management Consultant, National Identity Management Commission, Nigeria

11.55-12.15 Finish passport and eID card – a secure, customer-friendly and efficient process?This presentation will explain the changes needed to implement a more customer-friendly and efficient passport and eID card process in Finland, with no compromise to security, including renewing travel documents without visiting authorities in person.

Mika Hansson Senior Adviser, National Police Board, Finland

12.15-12.30 Q&A

12.30-14.00 Lunch

IdentitySession 2 Advancements in authentication of identity documents

IdentitySession 4Protecting the integrity of ID documents and their supply chain

Morning parallel sessions


Thursday 22/03/201814.00-14.25 What does patent information tell you about the future of security

printing?How important is intellectual property in security printing? How can we ensure freedom to operate? And how valuable is patent information for strategic business discussions? The geographical distribution of all the industry’s players will be analysed, as well the disruptive impact of digital-based technologies.

Jochen Spuck Head of Product Development, Patent Expert, Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property, Switzerland

14.25-14.50 Challenges in the Indian cash societyThe presentation will discuss the challenges of planning, designing, issuing and withdrawing currency, ensuring its integrity, availability and quality; of making policy decisions on the design of banknotes; and of forecasting demand.

Deepali Pant Joshi Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India, India

14.50-15.15 A chief cashier’s worst nightmareConfidence in a currency is rooted in cash. What would happen if perfect counterfeits shattered that confidence, if banknotes suddenly started to crumble in our hands or everyone reverted to cashless payment methods?

Stefan Hardt Director General Cash Management, Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany

15.15-15.30 Q&A


16.00-16.25 The rewarding nature of cash: a cognitive neuroscience perspectiveMoney is merely a token to be used to gain the things we all want and need. Why then do we find cash so rewarding? In this presentation, I discuss how the brain’s reward system operates to explain our love for tangible, touchable currency.

Jane Raymond CEO, Secure Perception Research, United Kingdom

16.25-16.50 The psychology of cash: a world without itBanknotes as we know them will soon come to an end. Let us have a look at digital currencies, their fundamental principles and socio-economic consequences.

Linus Neumann Senior IT Security Consultant, Chaos Computer Club, Germany

16.50-17.00 Q&A

BanknotesSession 5 Challenges in a cash society

BanknotesSession 7 Psychology of cash: a world without it?


Afternoon parallel sessions14.00-14.25 Towards face morphing detection

If an eMRTD passport is issued with a morphed facial image, two or more data subjects can then use it to pass a border control. This talk will present novel schemes used to detect such morphed facial images.Christoph Busch Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway & Hochschule Darmstadt (HAD), Germany

14.25-14.50 Identity fraud from face morphsIn three experiments, we assess the extent to which human operators and a smartphone algorithm accept face morphs as a genuine match to a target face.David Robertson Research and Teaching Fellow, University of Strathclyde Glasgow, United Kingdom

14.50-15.15 ANANAS: how to prevent morphed portraits in ID documents – a project status Face morphing attacks are a threat to the electronic passport system. ANANAS analyses different morphing attack pipelines and quality assurance likely to be used by attackers, in order to develop detection countermeasures and prevent such attacks. The initial results of this ongoing research will be presented here.Andreas Wolf Principal Scientist Biometrics, Bundesdruckerei, Germany

15.15-15.30 Q&A


16.00-16.25 About passports and birth certificatesMuch has been said about fraud shifting from passports to breeder documents. But what has really been done about it? With birth certificates being typically national documents, change often depends on national or even local governments, with different ministries involved. This presentation will look at what Colombia is doing to improve the birth certificate and its functionality.Francis Goossens Corporate Technical Manager, Thomas Greg & Sons Limited, Columbia

16.25-16.50 Issuing convention travel documents to refugees and stateless persons – current challenges in the field of implementationThe presentation will focus on the issuance of convention travel documents to refugees and stateless persons, including the current state of play when it comes to the transition to machine-readable convention travel documents, in line with ICAO Standard 3.12, and current challenges in field implementation. Caroline Dulin Brass Senior Legal Officer, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Switzerland

16.50-17.00 Q&A

IdentitySession 6 Photo morphing fraud: 1+1=1

IdentitySession 8Identification documents beyond the traditional


Friday 23/03/201809.30-10.00 Technology and humanity: keeping cash competitive in an evolving

digital world Cash has proven its resilience and utility over the centuries. It has also shown how technological innovation has contributed to its competitiveness in the burgeoning jungle of digital payments. Cash is still the number one payment method worldwide and its attributes go beyond payment.

Jean-Yves Ray Marketing Director, SICPA SA, Switzerland

10.00-10.30 Digital cash – digital fraudThis presentation will explore digital cash in its different forms, its consequences for the security of payment systems, as well as loopholes criminals find and use.

Speaker tbc

10.30-10.40 Q&A


BanknotesSession 9 Cash in a digital world and the consequences of future disruptive technologies

Future of cash

11.10-12.40 Panel discussion

Digital money, e-currency, mobile payments or cash – what does the future payment ecosystem look like? Will just one of these dominate and will others become niche applications? Which considerations will be important to consumers, industry and regulatory bodies? Our panel of experts will look for answers to these questions and any others you might have.

Moderator:

Joy Macknight Deputy Editor, The Banker - Financial Times, United Kingdom


09.30-09.50 Beyond the X: civil identification of transgenders The presentation will address some of the issues related to the civil identification of transgenders, such as gender identification and the use of social names, and its legal, social and security implications.

Narumi Pereira Lima Forensic Expert, Brazilian Society of Forensic Sciences (SBCF), Brazil

09.50-10.10 The next generation ID solution for the smartphone: first experiencesThis presentation will discuss first experiences with a new, disruptive authentication solution project. The smartphone app will offer a secure system for digital identities and an add-on for traditional ID documents. The next generation ID preserves privacy, removing the need to use any physical documents while remaining user-friendly.

Lukas Praml CEO, Austrian State Printing House (OeSD), Austria

10.10-10.30 Travel document designs for 2030The future travel document will be compatible with all possible modes of border control and thus requires well integrated physical, electronic and digital components to enable efficient and secure verification using one and the same token for all destinations.

John Peters Manager New Business Development / Sales Manager North AmericaGovernment Documents, OVD Kinegram, Switzerland

10.30-10.40 Q&A


IdentitySession 10 The future of identity

Future of cash

11.10-12.40 Panel discussion

Digital money, e-currency, mobile payments or cash – what does the future payment ecosystem look like? Will just one of these dominate and will others become niche applications? Which considerations will be important to consumers, industry and regulatory bodies? Our panel of experts will look for answers to these questions and any others you might have.

Moderator:

Joy Macknight Deputy Editor, The Banker - Financial Times, United Kingdom

Michael Lambert Director of Banknotes, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, United States of America

Linus Neumann Senior IT Security Consultant, Chaos Computer Club, Germany

Wolfram Seidemann CEO, G+D Currency Technology, Germany

Martin Sutherland Chief Executive Officer, De La Rue, United Kingdom

Leif Veggum Director, Cashier’s Department, Central Bank of Norway, Norway


Fees & registration

Fees include: conference (Wednesday-Friday) / onsite documents and conference proceedings / access to the 3-day exhibition (Wednesday-Friday) / coffee breaks & lunches / welcome cocktail / exhibition aperitif / dinner party.

Register from 17/10/2017 on www.securityprinters.org

Fees vary depending on whether or not the participant’s company is a member of a national printing federation that is a member of Intergraf (see list on page 29). No registration will be accepted after 26/02/2018. One-day rates and exhibition-only rates are not available. Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. Participants carry their own risk for personal injury or loss of property, including baggage, during the conference.

Networking events Welcome cocktail, exhibition aperitif and dinner party: EUR 200* for accompanying persons (spouses & partners), free for registered delegates.

Post-conference toursOption 1: Links Golf Experience EUR 250/person*Option 2: Malahide and North Coast Tour EUR 130/person* See details on pages 22-23

PaymentPayment is due upon receipt of the invoice and must be made in euro by bank transfer or credit card (Visa, MasterCard or American Express), without deduction of any bank charges. Intergraf’s bank details will be printed on the invoice.

Cancellation policySubstitution of registered delegates from the same company may be made at any time, provided that you notify us in writing at least two weeks before the start of the event. Refunds will not be given for no-shows.• Cancellations made after 23/01/2018 will incur a charge of 25% of the total invoiced fees.• Cancellations made after 20/02/2018 will incur a charge of 50% of the total invoiced fees.• Cancellations made after 27/02/2018 will incur a charge of 100% of the total invoiced fees.

*prices exclude 23% VAT

Member Non-memberBanknote issuing authorities,

ministries and law enforcement

EUR 990* up to 22/01/2018

EUR 1 240* from 23/01/2018

EUR 1 400* up to 22/01/2018

EUR 1 650* from 23/01/2018

EUR 490* up to 22/01/2018

EUR 740* from 23/01/2018

INTERGRAF CERTIFICATES CREATE TRUST AND DEMONSTRATE YOUR COMPETENCE

Achieve conformity - Experience value generation - Feel trust

Management of security printing processes

ISO 14298

ISO 14298 specifies requirements for the management of security printing processes. The security management system will enhance your organisation’s resilience to risk and potential threats. Combined with risk assessment, this strengthens your business.

Security management system for suppliers to the security printing industry

CWA 15374

CWA 15374 specifies requirements for suppliers of products that include security features or for suppliers of services that ensure the physical security of printed matter manufactured by a security printing company, e.g. producers of inks, foils, security paper.

• Secure your processes with the worldwide standards for the security printing industry

• Ensure information security via ISO 14298 as it is in line with ISO 27000

• Support your preferred supplier status and/or tender responses

• Manage and address security risks in your organisation with clear specifications

• Demonstrate how information systems and production processes are safeguarded

• Help to prepare for the unexpected

• Secure market differentiation


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Exhibitor list4plate GbmH 46Advanced Track & Trace 51Agfa 59Andrews & Wykeham 75Angstrom Technologies 92Arjo Systems 68ARJOWIGGINS 80ART-Line Projekt GmbH 61Atlantic Zeiser GmbH 54AUSTRIACARD AG 2AXODE 60BILCARE RESEARCH SRL 23BIRKAN GmbH 50BN Covermaterials 20BW Papersystems Stuttgart GmbH 81Centro Grafico DG SPA 38CETIS d.d. 34CCL Secure 13Covestro Deutschland AG 64CUSBOR S.L. 85das-Nano S.L. 49De La Rue 82DILETTA ID-Systems 56DIPA Inc. 36DLRS Limited 101DREWSEN Spezialpapiere GmbH & Co. KG 58Drohmann GmbH easycut 79Dutch National Police 4Ecological Fibers, Inc. 70Entrust Datacard 45Europol 11FAVINI SRL 96FEDRIGONI SPA 66-67FNMT-RCM 32Gemalto 35GET GROUP HOLDINGS LTD. 98Giesecke+Devrient Currency Technology 41-42Gietz AG 62HARTMANN Druckfarben GmbH 88Hirox Europe 87Holliston LLC 12Honnorat Recherches & Services 89HUECK FOLIEN GmbH 43-44Hungarian Banknote Printing Company 86Hunkeler Systeme AG 24I.T.G.-GmbH Graphic Products 22IAI industrial systems 53IN-CORE Systèmes 89

Infineon Technologies AG 63Inspectron Ltd 57INTERGRAF Certification 3Interpol 11IQ Structures s.r.o. 9Irish National Police 4ISRA SURFACE VISION GmbH 97Jura JSP 76-77KBA-NotaSys 47KEIT Ltd 90Kocher + Beck GmbH + 71 Co. Rotationsstanztechnik KG LANA PAPIER 25Lake Image Systems Ltd 21LEONHARD KURZ Stiftung & Co. KG 26-27Luminescence Security Inks 100MELZER maschinenbau GmbH 61Merck KGaA 37Mühlbauer Group 93Neenah Red Bridge International Ltd 40OeBS 76-77Orell Füssli Security Printing Ltd 84OVD Kinegram 26-27PARVIS systems and services s.p.a. 76-77Paul Leibinger GmbH & Co. KG 31PASABAN, S.A. 15PETREL 48Polish Security Printing Works (PWPW) 73Radece papir nova 72Regula Baltija Ltd. 65ruhlamat GmbH 52Saueressig GmbH + Co. KG 30Schmid Rhyner AG 99Security Papers Europe 19SICPA SA 18SPGPrints 28SPM - Security Paper Mill a.s. 78Sun Chemical 88SURYS 14-16-17TOPPAN PRINTING 83TROY Group 91Unilux, Inc. 29Vacuumatic 39VICAT - PAPETERIES DE VIZILLE 55Water Treatment GmbH 95Wista GmbH 94X Infotech 33


Practicalities

Pick up your badgeWelcome desk:Intergraf staff will be available throughout the event and happy to provide any information you might need.

Tuesday 20/03/2018: 14.00-20.00 hrsWednesday 21/03/2018, Thursday 22/03/2018, Friday 23/03/2018: 08.00 onwards

Registered delegates are requested to check in at the registration area in the entrance hall to pick up their badge and conference documents.

Security To safeguard confidentiality, access to the conference sessions, exhibition, and networking events will only be granted to registered delegates wearing their conference badge. Systematic checks will be carried out. Badges must be worn at all times.

All badges will feature photographs. Please upload a recent photograph when completing the online registration form. To be printed on your badge, the file should be at least 240x300 px in size and 300 dpi in resolution (.jpg or .png). Without this, your badge will not be available for pick-up at the registration desk. You will need to wait while your picture is taken and the badge printed.

RegistrationRegister online: www.securityprinters.orgStart: 17/10/2017 – End: 26/02/2018Register before 22/01/2018 & save EUR 250

Mobile appAvailable as of 01/03/2018The 2018 Security Printers mobile app is designed to keep you updated onsite and to help you interact with participants and exhibitors, schedule meetings and plan your event.

Available only to registered participants, the app will be password-secured and compatible with iPhone®, iPad®, Android® and Blackberry®. Personal logins and passwords will be emailed before 01/03/2018.

Learn• Speakers’ biographies, photos and presentations• Session descriptions, exhibition floor plan and exhibitors’ profiles • Real-time event listings to let you know what’s happening• Integrated feedback forms to help you interact with organisers and shape next events

Connect• Use the private networking feature to contact and receive messages from other participants • Browse the participants’ list with photos to see who’s coming • Set up meetings before and during the event

Customise • Save your own personal event schedule• Take notes to share with colleagues


Floor plan & opening hoursConference sessionsSee details on pages 6-13 21/03/2018: 09.30 – 15.20 hrs22/03/2018: 09.30 – 17.00 hrs23/03/2018: 09.30 – 12.40 hrsAll sessions will be held in English only.

Conference rooms21/03/2018: The Auditorium 22/03/2018: Parallel Sessions,

The Liffey A / The Liffey B23/03/2018: Parallel Sessions,

The Liffey A / The Liffey BPanel Discussion, The Liffey B

Exhibition opening hoursSee details on pages 16-1721/03/2018: 11.00 – 18.30 hrs22/03/2018: 09.00 – 18.00 hrs23/03/2018: 09.00 – 14.00 hrs

Speaker room – first floor20/03/2018: 08.00 – 17.00 hrs21/03/2018: 08.30 – 17.00 hrs22/03/2018: 08.30 – 17.00 hrs23/03/2018: 08.30 – 11.00 hrs

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Networking eventsFree for registered delegates. Please register your accompanying person (registration fees apply – see page 14).

Tuesday 20/03/2018 – Welcome cocktail19.30 – 21.00 hrs – CCDThis will be the first occasion to meet and taste Irish specialties. All delegates and registered accompanying persons are welcome to join. Please wear your badge to enter.

Wednesday 21/03/2018 – Exhibition aperitif17.00 – 18.00 hrs – Exhibition The afternoon will end with a cocktail reception in the exhibition hall. Over 100 booths presenting the latest developments in security printing. An extraordinary showcase of banknote and identity technology, to be discovered in a relaxed atmosphere.

Thursday 06/10/2016 – Dinner party19.30 – 01.00 hrs – Guinness Storehouse A truly special occasion in a truly special venue – the legendary St. James’s Gate Brewery. Home of Guinness since 1759, this is where grains, water, barley, hops and yeast were once left to ferment to make the Black Stuff: the dark stout that has become synonymous with Ireland. Discover everything there is to know about the making of this world famous beer and brand across the seven floors of the Guinness Storehouse’s steel-framed, Chicago-style building, fittingly wrapped around a vast atrium in the shape of a pint glass, before enjoying the best in Irish cuisine and taking to the dance floor. Where better to end the day in great company? A quintessentially Dublin experience.Buses will depart from the CCD at 19.00. Return shuttles from 23.00.


Post-conference toursSaturday 24/03/2018

Links Golf Experience08.15 to 16.30 hrs48 participants maximumEUR 250/person – Fee includes golf, lunch and transportation

If golf is your game, this is your opportunity to tee off on one of the top links courses in the world, the Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links to the north of Dublin. An occasion you are unlikely to forget! Created on land that was once home to the Jameson distilling family’s 9-hole golf course, the Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links has been receiving accolades from top golfers and golf journalists alike since it opened in 1995.

The course, designed by two-time Masters champion Bernhard Langer, sits on the shoreline of a rugged coastline and makes full use of the dunes and natural terrain to provide a layout that will please the most ardent of links purists. The elevated tees and greens, blind approaches and doglegs – not to mention typical links sea breezes – will keep you thinking through every round. Gently undulating luxuriously sprung fairways leading to large fast greens must be negotiated through 98 strategically placed bunkers, whilst hillocks, wild grasses and gorse await wayward shots.

More than a round of golf, playing at Portmarnock is about experiencing the outstanding beauty of Ireland’s spectacular links courses. And then real local hospitality in the clubhouse.

A truly unique golfing adventure.

Make the most of your days in Dublin and take the time to experience Ireland at its best – choose between the two post-conference tour options and book early as places are limited.


Malahide and North Coast Tour09.30 to 16.30 hrs50 participants maximumEUR 130/person – Fee includes entrance to attractions, lunch and transportation

Just nine miles to the north of Dublin, the charming coastal village of Malahide retains a truly traditional Irish feel. Its castle, built on a small rise that commands an impressive view of Dublin Bay, is one of Ireland’s oldest. It dates back to 1185 when Henry II presented Richard Talbot with the lands and harbour of Malahide for his loyal services as a knight.

Malahide Castle remained in the Talbot family for nearly eight centuries, until it was sold to the Irish state in 1975. Its reception rooms, decked with beautiful period furniture, are home to a unique collection of paintings from the National Gallery of Ireland. On the grounds, over 260 acres of magnificent gardens planted with an abundance of flora and trees as old as 400 years await exploration.

Farther along the coast, the small fishing village of Howth juts out into the Irish sea. Walk along its sandy beach, taking in spectacular views of the Howth Head peninsula, and stroll along the pier to sample some of Ireland’s tasty seafood, topped by classic Irish coffee in one of Howth's most iconic pubs.


An inspiring citySteeped in tradition and yet utterly modern, Dublin has grown into one of Europe’s most vibrant and thriving cities. Founded in 988, it exhibits a unique blend of architectural styles, from early Viking settlements and Norman castles to Georgian townhouses and slick, glass and steel skyscrapers. On both sides of the river Liffey, homes of literary icons like Oscar Wilde, William Butler Yeats and Samuel Beckett stand against a backdrop of historical sites ranging from Dublin Castle to the Victorian flower beds of St. Stephen’s Green Park. A buzzing hub of metropolitan activity, Dublin is also home to no less than half of the world’s top-50 banks. Hundreds of international tech companies and innovative start-ups have operations there. For a few days, it will be where the world talks security printing.

Getting to Dublin has never been easier and cheaper. Low cost as well as traditional international carriers fly in from over 170 destinations worldwide. The city centre and the Convention Centre Dublin (CDD) are just a short bus or taxi ride away. A 20- to 30-minute journey that can be cut in half by asking the driver to use the Dublin Port Tunnel (extra toll charge applies).

Getting around Dublin is just as simple. An extensive public bus network complete underground metro and overground rail options. And taxis are readily available. More information on www.securityprinters.org

Create smart, fraud-resistantsecurity for printed informationProtect documents such as vital records, temporary ID’s, and titles with the most comprehensive, on-demand, smart security.

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Print Date: 6/6/2017 8:20:46 PM (UTC) Printed By: Steven Smith

Print Location: SecureUV 452 Serial Number: 010-W1457RT3

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Visit Booth 91 to see what a next-generation ‘smart’ and secure document looks like.

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Map & useful addresses

Convention Centre Dublin (CCD)Spencer Dock North Wall Quay

DUBLIN CITY CENTRE

LIFFEY RIVER

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Book your room directly on the hotels’ websites. The Convention Centre Dublin is conveniently located in the heart of Dublin, within easy reach of a wide range of 3- to 5-star hotels. Intergraf has not mandated any housing bureau for Security Printers 2018, please make your accommodation arrangements directly with the hotel of your choice. Below is a selection of hotels within walking distance of the CCD. We recommend that you book early to ensure your preferred hotel is available at the best rates.

5-star hotels

1 The Merrion Hotel *****Upper Merrion Street +353 1 603 0600 [email protected] 1.7 km from CCD – 20-minute walk

2 The Westin Hotel *****College Green Westmoreland Street +353 1 645 1000 [email protected] 1.5km from CCD – 20-minute walk

4-star hotels

3 Davenport Hotel ****8/10 Merrion Street Lower +353 1 607 3500 [email protected] 1.3 km from CDD – 17-minute walk

4 North Star Hotel ****Amiens Street +353 1 836 3136 [email protected] 1.3 km from CCD – 14-minute walk

5 Spencer Hotel IFSC ****Excise Walk – IFSC +353 1 433 8800 [email protected] 0.3 km from CCD – 4-minute walk

6 The Marker Hotel ****Grand Canal Square — Docklands +353 1 687 5100 [email protected] 0.7 km from CCD – 8-minute walk

7 The Gibson Hotel ****Point Square +353 1 681 5000 [email protected] 1.0 km from CCD – 12-minute walk

8 Gresham Hotel ****23 O’Connell Street +353 874 6881 [email protected] 1.8 km from CCD – 22-minute walk

9 Madron Hotel Cardiff Lane ****Sir John Rogerson’s Quay +353 1 643 9500 [email protected] 0.4 km from CCD – 4-minute walk

10 Trinity City Hotel ****Pearse Street +353 1 648 1000 [email protected] 1.3 km from CCD – 17-minute walk

11 Morgan Hotel ****10 Fleet Street – Temple Bar +353 1 643 7000 1.6 km from CCD – 21-minute walk

12 The Morrison Hotel ****Ormond Quay Lower +353 1 887 2400 [email protected] 1.8 km from CCD – 23-minute walk

3-star hotels

13 Best Western Academy Plaza Hotel ***

10-14 Findlater Place, off Upper O'Connell Street +353 1 878 0666 [email protected] 1.7 km from CCD – 22-minute walk

14 Hilton Garden Inn Dublin Custom House ***

1 Custom House Quay +353 1 854 1500 0.5 km from CCD – 6-minute walk

15 Mont Clare Hotel ***1/4 Merrion Street Lower +353 1 607 3800 [email protected] 1.4 km from CCD – 18-minute walk

More information on www.securityprinters.org

Hotels


“ Security Printers is one of the world’s leading venues for the international collaboration of knowledge and advancement in cutting-edge document security technologies.”Troy Eberhardt, Homeland Security Investigations Forensic Laboratory, United States of America

“ The topics are really interesting. They are not marketing, they are actually topics that we are all interested in. That makes it different from other conferences I have been to. ”

Michele Bullock, Reserve Bank of Australia, Australia

“ A very good conference where a lot of people from around the world keep coming, professionals in ID documents and banknotes. For us, this is the right type of attendance: these are either our direct customers or people that can recommend our products. ”

Hugues Souparis, SURYS, France

Seville 2016 facts & figures

Said that it was a GOOD INVESTMENT

93%

COUNTRIES

65represented across 356 organisation – a truly global event

Made good and excellent

BUSINESS CONTACTS

81%

WILL ATTEND AGAIN

92%

40% first-time attendees

PARTICIPANTS

880travelled to Seville including


AustriaPropakBrucknerstrasse 81041 Vienna+43 1 505 5382 0www.propak.at

Verband Druck & MedientechnikGrünangergasse 41010 Vienna+43 1 512 6609www.druckmedien.at

BelgiumFédération Belge desIndustries GraphiquesAllée Hof ter Vleest 5/11070 Brussels+32 2 680 0668www.febelgra.be

BulgariaPrinting Industry Unionof Bulgaria117 Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd1784 Sofia+359 2 975 23 88www.printunion-bg.org

DenmarkGrakomHelgavej 265230 Odense M+45 63 127 000www.grakom.dk

Member federations of Intergraf

Only companies which are members of one of the following national printing federations will be granted the member fee.

EstoniaEesti Trükitööstuse LiitVabaõhumuuseumi tee 4A-1413522 Talinn+372 6114 408www.trykiliit.ee

FinlandGraafinen Teollisuus ryEteläranta 1000130 Helsinki+358 9 228 77 200www.graafinenteollisuus.fi

GermanyBundesverband Druckund MedienFriedrichstrasse 194-19910117 Berlin+49 30 20 91 390www.bvdm-online.de

HungaryFederation of the Hungarian Printers and PapermakersBartok Bela ut 411114 Budapest+36 1 350 77 28www.fedprint.hu

ItalyASSOGRAFICIPiazza Castello 2820121 Milano+39 02 498 10 51www.assografici.it

LatviaLatvian PrintersAssociationPerses iela 14-81011 Riga+371 67 44 28 31www.livoniaprint.lv

LithuaniaAssociation of Lithuanian Printing IndustriesA. Vienuolio str. 8-40401104 Vilnius+85 233 69 66www.lispa.net/en/about-us

LuxembourgAssociation des MaîtresImprimeurs du Grand-Duché de LuxembourgB.P. 16041616 Luxembourg+352 42 45 11 27www.amil.lu

NorwayNHO GRAFISKPostbox 7072 Majorstuen0306 Oslo+47 23 08 78 70www.nhografisk.no PortugalAPIGRAFLargo do Casal Vistoso 2-DEscritorio B,C,D1900-142 Lisboa+351 21 849 1020www.apigraf.pt

SwedenGrafiska FöretagenStorgatan 19Box 55525102 04 Stockholm+46 8 762 68 00www.grafiska.se

SwitzerlandSchweizerischerVerband für VisuelleKommunikationSpeichergasse 353000 Bern 7+41 58 225 55 00www.viscom.ch

Verband der SchweizerDruckindustrieSchosshaldenstrasse 203006 Bern+41 31 351 15 11www.druckindustrie.ch

The NetherlandsKoninklijk Verbond vanGrafische OndernemingenStartbaan 101180 XR Amstelveen+31 20 543 56 78www.kvgo.nl

United KingdomBritish Printing IndustriesFederationPump House, 3rd Floor19 Hooper Street, AldgateLondon E1 8BU+44 845 250 7050www.britishprint.com

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