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Veridos Reports Decade of Credential Production Exceeding 175 Million

The production milestone spans government programs using technologies such as laser engraving, ultraviolet features and microprinting to secure identity documents.

More than 175 million driver’s licenses and identification credentials were produced, personalized and mailed by Veridos for government jurisdictions across North America over the past decade, the company announced.

The total represents an annual average above 17.5 million credentials. Veridos supports government identification programs through card production and services covering application workflows, technology integration, inventory tracking and distribution.

Credential security features include laser engraving, microprinting, rainbow UV and the company’s Fuse ID technology. Its offerings also include enhanced driver’s licenses containing chips.

According to Veridos, security measures extend beyond the cards themselves to controlled manufacturing facilities, personalization procedures, quality checks and protected shipping processes. These measures are intended to protect personal

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Chelsey Arries is assistant editor of Security Today, Campus Security Today, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection Online.

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