The final work describes how to improve and automate security systems in the printing industry, contains a proposal that the system recognizes the threat to human security, and how the system informs it and, where appropriate, takes the necessary protection measures. The system would be fully automated i.e. the operator would monitor the security system from the control room and on the basis of the data obtained from the system itself at the time of danger, took the necessary measures to avoid danger if it is a risk group of events. The danger warning is elaborated by a graphic interface of the printing machine that would visualize the pictogram and possibly suggest the suppression of the same. The system, apart from danger, detects any possible risks and safety of the entire printing facility, i.e. the operation of the machines, the environment around them and the environment of the printing facility. The graphical interface would consist of two versions, the first being in the digital form shown on the computer screen in the control room while the other would be physically realized and placed near the machine so that the operator would be alerted by light and sound signals.