Trade Security
Using new technology to minimise port and supply chain security risks
Using technology to drive Trade Security
With so many critical assets at stake, from port infrastructures to ships, airports to planes, warehouses and logistics centres as well as data, software, systems and even the security of people to consider. Planning for Trade Security should encompass waterside, landside, airside, spaceside and cyberside concerns with critical assets such as port infrastructures, ships, containers and the security of people to consider.
Increasingly diverse cyber security threats
With the greater flow of people, goods and information around the globe and the growth of interconnected information systems, trade security is constantly evolving. New technologies bring with them an increasingly diverse and unknown set of cyber security threats.
Platforms that connect
Port Authorities can implement advanced Command & Control Centers to take full advantage of digital connectivity. Such platforms can connect landside, sea, air and cyberside port protection and port operations. Recent examples includes the new port project in Doha, a fully integrated high-security and resilient solution for the port and its associated facilities.
Maritime Street and its role in trade security
Maritime Street is at the cutting-edge of the development of trade security with access to the latest intelligence and best practices in order to provide policy-making and strategic guidance on trade security. We provide first-class trade security and consultancy services to businesses around the world.
Maritime Single Window, Port Community Systems and National Trade Platform are foundation layers for advanced targeting systems. Command, Control, Communication, Computer, Cyber, and Intelligence (C5I) systems in the civil space at Port Cities level are the next level in trade security.
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