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Anti-counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication
Secure Printing, Codes, OVDs, RFID, Secure Memory and Authentication ICs
Research Report
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- 73
- Deliverables
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- Released
- 2Q 2011
- Product Code
- RR-ACBP-11
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The level of threat from counterfeiters is growing. More and more products and sectors are being penetrated by counterfeits as the technologies employed, their resultant capabilities and their distribution networks become ever more sophisticated. As a result, a growing number of sectors and the brand owners within them utilize anti-counterfeiting, brand protection and product/device authentication solutions. New technologies have been introduced, and combinations of solutions are used to provide effective results at the right price point. This study covers the major applications of these technologies, examining in particular the growing implementation of new solutions and the growth potential created by that increased demand from brand owners and manufacturers. The market is broken down for each of the key vertical groups with solution attach rates and revenues forecast for each sector. Review of the developing ecosystem, brand owners’ decision making, and best practices to enter and serve this fast growing market are also included.
What Questions Does This Report Answer?
- Which applications/services require what level of security?
- What are the significant price points within each application?
- How do and will the different solutions compare in terms of price?
- Which solutions will be utilized more in the future?
- What combinations of solutions will be most effective?
- Is there a growing requirement for smart card-based solutions?
- Which verticals, if any, will drive adoption?
- What is the market opportunity for the security solution providers?
Who Needs This Report?
- Anti-counterfeiting solutions providers
- Secure IC manufacturers
- Authentication IC manufacturers
- RFID IC manufacturers
- System integrators
- Brand owners, and OEMs supplying the end-use markets
Table of Contents
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Executive Brief
- Top Line Forecast
- Market Summary
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Alternative Forecast
- Summary and Strategic Recommendations
Section 1.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1. Overt and Covert Solutions
1.2. A Mix of Solutions
1.3. Security Printing and Tamper-Proof Labels
1.4. OVDs and Holograms
1.5. Unique Codes
1.6. Barcodes
1.7. RFID
1.8. Secure Memory ICs
1.9. Authentication ICs
1.10. The Need for Contactless ICs
1.11. Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication - Primary Applications
1.12. Market Summary to Date
1.13. Rising Level of Fraud and Growth in Counterfeiting
1.14. Drivers and Barriers
1.15. Understanding the Supply Chain
1.16. Successful Integration of Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication Solutions
1.17. Stage 1 - Identify the Critical Threat
1.18. Stage 2 - Assess the Available Technologies
1.19. Stage 3 - Determine Where the Greatest ROI Can Be Made
1.20. Stage 4 - Set a Suitable Timeline and Management/Reporting Structure
1.21. Market Forecasts
1.22. Forecast Summary
Section 2.
MARKET ISSUES
2.1. Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication - Definitions and Scope
2.2. Aeronautical, Agricultural and Automotive
2.3. Alcohol, Tobacco and Luxury Goods
2.4. Consumer Electronics
2.5. Information Communication Technology Infrastructure and Networking Equipment
2.6. IT and Consumer Electronics Consumables
2.7. Medical and Pharmaceutical
2.8. Market Summary to Date
2.9. Rising Level of Fraud and Growth in Counterfeiting
2.10. Evolving Product Mix
2.11. The Perception of Security
2.12. Understanding the Supply Chain
2.13. How is the Solution Supplied?
2.14. Client-Side Drivers and Decision Makers
2.15. The Decision Making Process
2.16. Successful Integration of Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication Solutions
2.17. Stage 1 - Identify the Critical Threat
2.18. Stage 2 - Assess the Available Technologies
2.19. Stage 3 - Determine Where the Greatest ROI Can Be Made
2.20. Stage 4 - Set a Suitable Timeline and Management/Reporting Structure
2.21. Remaining Barriers to be Overcome
Section 3.
TECHNOLOGY ISSUES
3.1. A Mix of Solutions
3.2. Overt Versus Covert
3.3. Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection and Authentication - Definitions and Scope
3.4. Security Printing and Tamper-Proof Labels
3.5. OVDs and Hologram
3.6. Unique Codes
3.7. Barcodes
3.8. RFID
3.9. Secure Memory ICs
3.10. Authentication ICs
3.11. Counterfeiting the Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions
3.12. New Solutions to Enhance Security
3.13. ICs with Varying Levels of Security and Functionality
3.14. RFID
3.15. Secure Memory ICs
3.16. Authentication ICs
3.17. The Need for Contactless ICs
Section 4.
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
4.1. 3M
4.2. Algoril
4.3. Applied DNA Sciences
4.4. Arjowiggins
4.5. Avery Dennison
4.6. Centro Graphico DG
4.7. De La Rue
4.8. DuPont Authentication
4.9. Eastman Kodak
4.10. Giesecke & Devrient
4.11. Inksure Technologies
4.12. Infineon Technologies
4.13. Inside Secure
4.14. JDSU
4.15. Kurz
4.16. Maxim
4.17. NXP
4.18. Original 1
4.19. OpSec
4.20. Payne Security
4.21. Renesas Electronics
4.22. Sappi
4.23. STMicroelectronics
4.24. Toppan Printing
Section 5.
MARKET FORECASTS
5.1. Market Forecasts
5.2. Methodology
5.3. Background Information Sources
5.4. ASPs
5.5. Security printing and Tamper Proof Labels
5.6. OVDs and Holograms
5.7. Unique Codes
5.8. Barcodes
5.9. RFID
5.10. Secure Memory ICs
5.11. Authentication ICs
5.12. Forecast Overview
5.13. By Solution/Technology
5.14. By Vertical Sector
5.15. Aeronautical, Agricultural and Automotive
5.16. Alcohol, Tobacco and Luxury Goods
5.17. Consumer Electronics
5.18. ICT Infrastructure and Networking Equipment
5.19. IT and Consumer Electronics Consumables
5.20. Medical Equipment and Pharmaceutical
Section 6.
COMPANY DIRECTORY
Section 7.
ACRONYMS
7.1. Sources and Methodology
7.2. Notes
17 Tables
14 Charts
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Shipments
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Revenues
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Shipments
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Revenues
- Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Solution Shipments
- Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Solution Revenues
- Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Solution ASPs
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Revenues, World Market, by Vertical Application: 2010 to 2016
- Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Solution Revenues, World Market, by Technology/Solution: 2010 to 2016
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Shipments, World Market: 2010 to 2016
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Revenues, World Market: 2010 to 2016
- Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Solution ASPs, World Market: 2010 to 2016 (Chart 7 in the accompanying Excel deliverable)
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Shipments, World Market: 2010 to 2016 (Chart 1 in the accompanying Excel deliverable)
- Total Anti-Counterfeiting, Brand Protection, and Authentication Market Revenues, World Market: 2010 to 2016 (Chart 2 in the accompanying Excel deliverable)