Exhibit I AAMVA Annex C Pgs 42-45.pdf

This file is an informative annex from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) 2020 security standards document, specifically addressing threats to Driver's License and Identification (DL/ID) document security. The document is relevant to Arizona's Offsite Secure Printing contract opportunity and provides technical context for understanding counterfeiting, falsification, and misuse threats to state-issued identification documents. The annex outlines three primary threat categories: counterfeiting attacks targeting document design and reproduction; falsification attacks involving personalization information manipulation; and substitute material or printing method attacks that attempt to replicate original documents using alternative materials such as paper, Teslin, PVC, PET, or PC substrates. The document details specific attack vectors including re-creation of background patterns and fixed motives, copying and scanning of valid documents, adding unauthorized personalization information through image and text editing software, and reproduction of backgrounds and logos using alternative printing technologies such as screen printing, offset printing, dye sublimation, or laser methods.

This technical guidance document serves as a foundational security reference for evaluating printing vendor capabilities and security protocols in the context of the state's offsite secure printing operations. The AAMVA standards articulated in this annex establish the baseline security threats and vulnerabilities that a qualified printing contractor must address through appropriate material selection, printing technology, personalization processes, and document security features. Understanding these threat categories is essential for establishing procurement specifications, vendor qualification criteria, and ongoing quality assurance protocols to ensure compliance with federal and state security standards for identity document production.