INKSURE's CEO Tal Gilat will be speaking at the security printing event, Security Printing & Alternative Solutions in Central & Eastern Europe and Russia.

Tall will be speaking with Andrei Ivanovskyi from the EDAPS Consortium in a presentation titled EDAPS and Inksure Tax Stamp System; Combining Overt and Covert Technologies.

The following article originally appeared in the October 2010 issue of Brand Protection & Promotion World:

Holograms with Covert Taggants net 30% Tax Revenue Increase -The Ukrainian government has revealed it has recovered $200 million (e149.9 million) tax revenue on alcohol and tobacco, hitherto lost to counterfeiting since the introduction of holograms with machine- readable taggants in 2008. The Ukrainian EDAPS Consortium produces the hologram and tax stamps, while Inksure, a US-headquartered security solutions provider, supplies the taggants.

The following interview originally appeared in the October 2010 issue of Authentication News:

Tal Gilat, Inksure’s New CEO - In August, Authentication News ran a company profile on Inksure, the US-Israeli company that is making inroads in to the security printing and product protection market with its machine-readable spectral fingerprint taggants. In early 2010, the company appointed a new President and CEO, Tal Gilat. As he has now settled in Authentication News® interviewed him to learn what he brings to the company and where he sees its future.