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NEWS

Maritime & Port
Aviation
Road & Rail

CONFERENCE DIARY

A look at forthcoming intermodal transportation and cargo security events

Features

WMD SANCTIONS

Dr Guy Sadler of Boartes Strategic Services warns of the threat to the commercial viability of international shipping posed by the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction

TRUCK SECURITY

Ed Petow of FreightWatch International asks whether cargo theft will turn violent in the US, following the trend in Europe

MARITIME & PORT SECURITY

Paul Singer of Securewest International considers why Long Range Identification and Tracking is shaping up to be the next hurdle in maritime security compliance

Stephan V. Kroecker of SeaAway explains why a 'prior-to-port' data gateway provides more than just security

Paul Fattori of Relcor argues that security systems must go beyond the established standards in order to provide a real deterrent to cargo criminals

Andy Bates of Special Projects and Services asks whether acoustic devices are a useful security tool

IDENTITY VERIFICATION

The Port of Felixstowe reports on its RHIDES programme, the first haulier identity card system to be introduced at any UK container port

Michael Fearn writes about increasing cargo security and reducing agency driver risks with de Poel's agency driver database - add

Stephanie Brzezinski of Motorola explodes the myths surrounding biometrics and argues the case for its relevance to society and business today

INSURANCE ISSUES

Dave Riley of a&b insurance brokers explains what deregulation in the UK will mean for importers and exporters

AVIATION SECURITY

Irvin Varkonyi reviews the US Transportation Security Administration's Final Rule of Air Cargo Security

SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY

Collaboration, co-operation and communication are the keys to supply chain and border security, argues Martin Rich of the World Summits Organisation

Neil Fisher looks at how Unisys works with the US Army to overcome its logistical challenges

Jim Giermanski of Belmont Abbey College considers the genesis, current status and future of container security

TECHNOLOGY

Rafi Bhonker from Orsus asserts that, when seeking to manage port security and safety, it is best to use a holistic approach called 'situation management'

Alex Preston discusses how SAIC's new VACIS P7500 imaging system addresses the challenge of inspecting cargo without impeding the flow of commerce