Security & Document Protection protect what can’t be faked.
Anti-counterfeiting print and digital document protection to keep certificates, cheques and sensitive files safe.
Security & Document Protection
Some documents can’t afford to be copied or forged. Our security printing uses specialty stocks and anti-counterfeiting features — including AuthentiGuard™ security paper — to protect certificates, cheques, tickets and official records.
For digital files, SOHO Force extends that protection online: it locks corporate and commercial documents (PDF, DOC, RTF, HTML, PPT) against unauthorised opening, copying, printing and distribution, with serial numbers, expiry dates, workstation limits and usage tracking.
What’s included
- Anti-counterfeiting security paper
- Certificates, cheques & tickets
- Microtext, watermarks & features
- SOHO Force digital document DRM
- Access, expiry & copy controls
- Usage tracking & statistics
Why choose SOHO for this.
Deters forgery & tampering
Controls who can open & print files
Set expiry & workstation limits
Print and digital protection together
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What is SOHO Force?
SOHO Force is our document-security software. It protects your digital files against unauthorised opening, copying, printing and distribution, with controls like serial numbers, expiry dates and workstation limits, plus handling statistics.
What document types can SOHO Force protect?
It supports common corporate and commercial formats including PDF, DOC, RTF, HTML and PPT.
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