LAKE WORTH, Fla., Sept. 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- In a release under the same headline dated Sept. 28, 2005, the product name was incorrectly stated as SIR Web Decoder. The correct product name is SI(r) Web Decoder. The full corrected release follows:
Graphic Security Systems Corporation today announced a release of the SI(r) Web Decoder system to authenticate documents and products over the Internet.
This new patent pending system enables fast and effective authentication of documents and products through the secure, dedicated web site that implements patented SI(r) Digital Decoding technology. In addition to instant authentication, this novel approach enables document inspectors and brand owners to track and analyze global and local counterfeiting trends. Online information gathering makes it possible to authenticate products and documents anywhere, at any time. Most office scanners available on the market today can be used to submit scanned images to this sophisticated, web-based authentication system.
"Counterfeiting is a global problem, and it requires a solution that can span the globe. The SI(r) Web Decoder harnesses the power and reach of the World Wide Web to authenticate documents and products protected by our proprietary technology. We have integrated our latest, most secure anti-counterfeiting products into the SI(r) Web Decoder system," says GSSC's President & Chief Operating Officer, Thomas C. Alasia.
Graphic Security Systems Corporation is working with its customers and recognized security experts on deployment and field-testing of this powerful authentication system. "We are very pleased with the readers we received, and look forward to using the online authentication system," said Lieutenant James King, Danbury Police Department.
Graphic Security Systems Corporation has provided its patented security technology to government agencies and major corporations for more than twenty-five years, always leading the industry with continuous innovation and technology breakthroughs.