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enforcement Border Patrol Port Activities International Activities Canines Seizures and Penalties		home  /  enforcement  /  International Activities  /  Container Security Initiative (CSI) CSI is a program intended to help increase security for containerized cargo shipped to the United States from around the world. The latest port to join CSI and become operational is the port of Naples, Italy. Additional CSI team deployments are also expected soon at numerous other ports around the world. - CSI In Brief - Ports in CSI - Map of Ports in CSI pdf - 2,842 KB. - Minimum Standards for CSI Expansion ppt - 306 KB.doc - 24 KB. - Downloadable CSI Fact Sheet doc - 92 KB. - Downloadable CSI PowerPoint Presentation If you have information concerning possible terrorist use of shipping containers to smuggle weapons or other items, you may be entitled to a reward for the information provided. Please email us with your information at containersecurity@dhs.gov. ppt - 1,732 KB.doc - 41 KB. Search Container Security Initiative (CSI) for: section sitemap for Container Security Initiative (CSI) see also: in International Activities:   Counter Narcotics Training   Counterproliferation Training   Assistance Programs   Tariff and Trade Affairs   International Agreements   Industry Partnership Programs ...more on cbp.gov:   Italy Implements the Container Security Initiative and Begins to Target and Pre-Screen Cargo Destined for U.S.   Japan Implements the Container Security Initiative and Begins to Target and Pre-Screen Cargo Destined for U.S.   Singapore, the World's Busiest Seaport, Implements the Container Security Initiative and Begins to Target and Pre-Screen Cargo Destined for U.S.   Republic of Korea Signs Declaration of Principles to Join U.S. Customs Container Security Initiative, Strengthening Anti-Terror Coalition   Container Security Initiative Expands Beyond the Megaports, Strengthening Anti-Terror Coalition   Frequently Asked Questions on the 24-Hour Rule (Revised 04/16/04) (doc - 217 KB.)   Container Security Initiative Expands Beyond the Megaports, Strengthening Anti-Terror Coalition on the web:   Agreement between the U.S. and E.U. expanding cooperation to trade security
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