Prevent Data Leaks
with AntiLeak Paper
Protect Confidential Documents from Unauthorized Access, Theft & Insider Threats
In today’s digital-first world, businesses invest heavily in cybersecurity—but printed documents remain a major security risk. Without proper safeguards, sensitive information can be leaked, copied, or stolen, exposing organizations to data breaches, regulatory fines, and industrial espionage.
The Hidden Risks of Unsecured Documents
Unauthorized Access & Theft
Traditional paper allows unauthorized duplication, smuggling, or removal of critical documents.
Regulatory Non-Compliance
Failing to protect printed information can result in hefty fines, and legal action.
Industrial Espionage & Data Leaks
Without security measures, trade secrets, intellectual property, and classified information remain at risk.
Why TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper?
TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper provides new-generation document protection through embedded detection technology. Our patented solution ensures that every document remains secure from unauthorized removal or replication.
Patented Embedded Microwire Technology
Ensures every page can be detected by EM Security Gates, with a special version of AntiLeak Paper also detectable by metal detectors, including the CEIA 600 Plus Metal Detector.
Restricts Unauthorized Printing
Works with Printer Sensors to ensure only TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper is used for confidential prints.
Seamless Integration
Compatible with TAGIT 3D Security Gates and CEIA Metal Detectors (SMD 600 Plus & Hi-PE Plus).
Eliminates Insider Threats
Even if folded, crumpled, or hidden, AntiLeak Print Paper remains detectable, preventing security breaches. Also detecting paper in TAGIT System that is wrapped in aluminum foil.
How It Works
Protecting Sensitive Documents with TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper
In today’s world, physical documents still pose significant security risks. TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper uses patented embedded microwire technology to ensure that every printed document is protected from unauthorized removal, replication, or theft. Here's how it works:
Secure Printing with TAGIT Sensors
Real-Time Document Detection
Comprehensive Protection from Document Theft
Product Properties
OFFICE
- Paper weight80 | 85 | 90 g
- Thickness80 - 110 µm
- Packaging A4 | 210 x 297 mm500 pp
- Packaging A3 | 297 x 420 mm250 pp
- Letter | 8,5 x 11 in500 pp
- Tabloid | 11 x 17 in250 pp
CLEAN ROOM
- Paper weight80 | 85 | 90 g
- Thickness80 - 110 µm
- Packaging A4 | 210 x 297 mm500 pp
- Packaging A3 | 297 x 420 mm250 pp
Industries That Trust TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper
Discover Real-World Applications
High-Tech Companies
Prevent IP theft and corporate espionage.
Research Facilities
Keep confidential R&D projects and patents protected.
Battery Production
Secure next-gen battery technology and research data.
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Prevent leaks of proprietary chip designs and technical blueprints.
Military Installations
Secure defense-related classified documents and strategies.
Government Agencies
Protect classified information and national security documents.
Financial Institutions
Secure contracts, transaction records, and sensitive financial data.
Real-World Hardcopy Document Leaks — Why Physical Security Matters
Despite rising cybersecurity efforts, many of the most damaging leaks in history came from physical (printed) documents — proving that paper-based security is still critical. Here’s what major industries needed to protect — and what happened when they didn’t.
1971 | Pentagon Papers (US DoD)
Leaked: 7,000 printed pages of classified Vietnam War reports
Should have protected: Military strategies, diplomatic records, classified assessments
Impact: National security implications; led to a significant legal and credibility crisis for the U.S. government.
1982 | IBM–Hitachi Espionage
Leaked: Printed IBM mainframe manuals and chip design specifications
Should have protected: Hardware architecture, software guides
Impact: Resulted in a high-profile espionage investigation.
1994 | Brown & Williamson Tobacco Papers
Leaked: Photocopied internal R&D files, marketing memos
Should have protected: Research on product impact
Impact: Resulted in industry-wide lawsuits and substantial financial settlements.
2005 | Downing Street Memo (UK Cabinet)
Leaked: Secret printed memo revealing pre-war plans
Should have protected: High-level policy deliberations, intelligence briefings
Impact: Resulted in political backlash and an intensified public debate about intelligence.
2007 | Formula 1 “Spygate” (Ferrari vs. McLaren)
Leaked: 780 printed pages of Ferrari’s technical car design
Should have protected: Aerodynamics specs, race strategy data
Impact: Led to a significant fine and reputational damage.
2016 | Panama Papers
Leaked: Printed & scanned documents from Mossack Fonseca law firm
Should have protected: Tax avoidance structures, offshore ownership, confidential documents
Impact: Led to global investigations and recovery of significant financial assets.
2018 | Samsung OLED Trade Secret Leak
Leaked: Printed OLED panel schematics and production process documents
Should have protected: Manufacturing blueprints, supply chain specifications
Impact: Led to significant financial loss and criminal convictions.
2018 | FinCEN Files Leak (US Treasury)
Leaked: Photographed Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) printed from secure systems
Should have protected: Confidential banking intelligence
Impact: Sparked a global crackdown on illegal financial activities.
2021 | UK Ministry of Defence Bus Stop Leak
Leaked: 50+ printed pages on military operations and Russian engagement
Should have protected: Deployment strategies, classified briefings
Impact: Raised concerns about internal security and led to a review of security protocols.
2023 | Pentagon Discord Leak
Leaked: Printed & folded classified intelligence briefings
Should have protected: Military strategies, sensitive operations, surveillance data
Impact: Led to a significant internal review and security overhaul.
1971 | Pentagon Papers (US DoD)
Leaked: 7,000 printed pages of classified Vietnam War reports
Should have protected: Military strategies, diplomatic records, classified assessments
Impact: National security implications; led to a significant legal and credibility crisis for the U.S. government.
2021 | UK Ministry of Defence Bus Stop Leak
Leaked: 50+ printed pages on military operations and Russian engagement
Should have protected: Deployment strategies, classified briefings
Impact: Raised concerns about internal security and led to a review of security protocols.
2023 | Pentagon Discord Leak
Leaked: Printed & folded classified intelligence briefings
Should have protected: Military strategies, sensitive operations, surveillance data
Impact: Led to a significant internal review and security overhaul.
2005 | Downing Street Memo (UK Cabinet)
Leaked: Secret printed memo revealing pre-war plans
Should have protected: High-level policy deliberations, intelligence briefings
Impact: Resulted in political backlash and an intensified public debate about intelligence.
2016 | Panama Papers
Leaked: Printed & scanned documents from Mossack Fonseca law firm
Should have protected: Tax avoidance structures, offshore ownership, confidential documents
Impact: Led to global investigations and recovery of significant financial assets.
2018 | FinCEN Files Leak (US Treasury)
Leaked: Photographed Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) printed from secure systems
Should have protected: Confidential banking intelligence
Impact: Sparked a global crackdown on illegal financial activities.
1982 | IBM–Hitachi Espionage
Leaked: Printed IBM mainframe manuals and chip design specifications
Should have protected: Hardware architecture, software guides
Impact: Resulted in a high-profile espionage investigation.
2018 | Samsung OLED Trade Secret Leak
Leaked: Printed OLED panel schematics and production process documents
Should have protected: Manufacturing blueprints, supply chain specifications
Impact: Led to significant financial loss and criminal convictions.
2007 | Formula 1 “Spygate” (Ferrari vs. McLaren)
Leaked: 780 printed pages of Ferrari’s technical car design
Should have protected: Aerodynamics specs, race strategy data
Impact: Led to a significant fine and reputational damage.
1994 | Brown & Williamson Tobacco Papers
Leaked: Photocopied internal R&D files, marketing memos
Should have protected: Research on product impact
Impact: Resulted in industry-wide lawsuits and substantial financial settlements.
Takeaway: Physical Documents Are Still a Major Security Risk
These real-world events show that printed documents remain one of the weakest links in corporate and institutional security — from military briefings to billion-dollar R&D.
Tagit's AntiLeak Print Paper prevents unauthorized copying, smuggling, and removal of sensitive physical materials — already trusted by global leaders in semiconductors, defense, and finance.
How to Prevent Document Leaks
AntiLeak Technology prevents sensitive information leaks before they happen.
Tamper-proof & secure – Prevents unauthorized removal or duplication.
Proven protection – Used by government agencies, high-tech firms, and financial institutions.
These incidents show that even the most secure organizations are vulnerable to document leaks. Many breaches occur through:
- Insider threats – Employees leaking confidential documents.
- Hacking & espionage – Stolen printed materials being digitized and shared online.
- Lack of secure printing solutions – Sensitive documents being copied, scanned, or taken offsite.
With AntiLeak Print Paper, your documents are protected against unauthorized removal and duplication.
Secure Your Documents with AntiLeak Print Paper
FAQs
Got questions about Tagit AntiLeak Print Paper? Below you will find answers to the most common technical and practical questions from our security professionals. If your question isn´t listed, feel free to contact us directly.
We produce A4, A3, US Letter and US Tabloid formats in both standard and cleanroom specifications. It may be possible to produce roll format for Auto CAD Printers.
A4 (210 x 297 mm) – 500 pieces, 85 g/m²
US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) – 500 pieces, 85 g/m²
A3 (297 x 420 mm) – 250 pieces, 85 g/m²
US Tabloid (11 x 17 in) – 250 pieces, 85 g/m²
Yes, TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper will still be detected, though there may be a reduction in detection sensitivity if the paper is folded or cut.
Yes! Our proprietary sensor technology is available as an optional add-on to ensure that only TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper is used for confidential printing, preventing unauthorized duplication.
No. TAGIT’s system detects and alerts even if papers are shielded in aluminum-lined booster bags or similar shielding materials.
Detection ranges between 65 cm and 80 cm, depending on environmental noise and the amount of microwires embedded within the TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper.
No a special high sensitive specification of TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper can only be detected by high sensitive special Metal detectors, such as the CEIA 600 Plus or Metresens models.
Using TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper reduces the overall number of copies made in general. Since the paper is designed to prevent unauthorized duplication, it helps reduce waste and energy consumption typically associated with printing unnecessary copies. This contributes to a more sustainable and eco-friendly printing practice.
Yes, you can, but TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper is specifically designed for confidential or sensitive materials. Using this paper for non-sensitive prints might be an overinvestment, but it can still serve as a deterrent for unauthorized copying.
TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper works in all printers, but you will need to check to see printing of standard paper on your printer.
You can order the AntiLeak Print Paper by contacting us directly through our website or by reaching out to our team.
Yes! TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper is trusted by global leaders in sectors such as defense, government, finance, and high-tech industries. It ensures the security of sensitive documents, reducing the risk of leaks, espionage, and unauthorized copying.
Absolutely. Whether you are working with semiconductor blueprints, trade secrets, or research and development documents, TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper provides an extra layer of security to ensure your intellectual property remains protected.
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Protect Your Enterprise
with TAGIT AntiLeak Print Paper
Eliminate document theft, insider leaks, and unauthorized printing. Ensure compliance & safeguard intellectual property with the most advanced security paper.
