How Samsung Secured Its Innovations with AntiLeak Print Paper

Phase 1:
‍Strengthening Physical Security – Metal Detectors

To block unauthorized data transfers, Samsung installed metal detectors at all facility entrances. These scanners flagged:

• Cameras & USB sticks – Preventing digital copies
• CDs, external drives, and storage devices – Stopping data smuggling
• Cell phones & smart devices – Preventing unauthorized photography

This step prevented digital leaks—but did nothing to stop insider threats removing classified documents on paper.

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Phase 2:
‍Cybersecurity Enhancements – Securing the Digital Network

Samsung also implemented:

• AI-driven network security to detect cyber threats
• Multi-layered encryption & firewalls to prevent hacking
• Access control restrictions for classified information.

Even with robust cybersecurity measures, sensitive information was still leaking through printed documents—which were not protected.

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Phase 3:
‍Securing the Last Weak Link – Printed Documents

Samsung realized that without document-level protection, leaks would continue.

• An engineer prints a new chip design.
• A prototype schematic is left on a desk.
• A confidential strategy report is carried out of the building.

Each of these printouts could be copied, photographed, or smuggled out—undetected.

To close this security gap, Samsung partnered with TAGIT to implement AntiLeak Print Paper, a patented security paper embedded with microscopic magnetic microwires.

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Phase 4:
‍Implementing TAGIT’s AntiLeak Print Paper

TAGIT’s AntiLeak Print Paper is no ordinary paper—it’s a high-security document protection solution that:

• Triggers security alarms if unauthorized documents leave the facility
• Prevents duplication via scanners, copiers, or photography
• Ensures all classified documents remain inside secure zones

Once integrated into Samsung’s security infrastructure, this patented technology closed the last loophole in document security.

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Phase 5:
‍Controlled Printing – Locking Down the Print Process

To completely eliminate document leaks, Samsung installed:

• Special sensors on all Samsung printers – Only AntiLeak Print Paper can be used
• AI-based print monitoring – Flags suspicious printing activity
• Security tracking at facility exits – Prevents unauthorized removal

Now, if a classified document is printed, it stays protected. Any attempt to remove a printed page from Samsung’s R&D facility triggers an immediate alert.

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The Results:
‍Zero Unauthorized Document Leaks

With TAGIT’s AntiLeak Print Paper, Samsung eliminated the last major risk of industrial espionage.

• No more unauthorized printouts leaving the facility
• 100% traceable classified documents
• Complete protection of trade secrets and intellectual property

Today, Samsung and other leading technology firms, defense contractors, and financial institutions use TAGIT’s document security solutions to protect their most valuable assets.

Key Takeaways:
‍Lessons for Any Organization Handling Sensitive Information

‍Cybersecurity alone is not enough – Printed documents remain a major security risk. Insider threats are real – Many leaks happen from trusted employees who print sensitive files. Security must be multi-layered – Combining cyber, physical, and document security is essential.

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AntiLeak Print Paper is the missing piece – It prevents unauthorized removal, copying, and leaks of printed documents.