Working closely with the Dutch government, Morpho (Safran) leveraged its experience and expertise to develop highly secure biometric travel documents and identity cards integrating cutting-edge technology.
Working closely with the Dutch government, Morpho (Safran) leveraged its experience and expertise to develop highly secure biometric travel documents and identity cards integrating cutting-edge technology. With new, innovative security features and a validity of 10 years, the latest generation identification documents will provide greater protection against document fraud.
The ID card and travel document datapage now feature Morpho's patented Stereo Laser Image (SLI technology, a three-dimensional image reproducing the document holder's portrait). Designed to check the authenticity of the primary image, this innovative security feature helps prevent photo falsification. For additional security, a laser perforated number (TLN - Tilted Laser Number), visible when tilted against the light, will be located on the primary image of each document.
“We have a longstanding relationship with the Dutch government and a clear understanding of their document security challenges. This has enabled us to design highly secure biometric documents that meet the government's specific needs while complying with strict industry standards,” said Jessica Westerouen van Meeteren, Executive Vice President of Morpho's Government Identity Solutions Division.
The Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations: “We anticipate on changing fraud methods with the innovative SLI”.