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Intermodal Cargo Transportation: Industry Best Security Practices
May 1999
Table of Contents
- Transportation Infrastructure Assurance
- Organization of Report
- Cargo Theft
- Cargo Theft Today
- Containerized Cargo Crime
- Methods of Cargo Theft
- Regional Patterns in Cargo Theft
- Cargo Fraud
- Cargo Theft: Key Findings
- Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering
- Drugs and Money Laundering: An Overview
- Money Laundering
- Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering: Key Findings
- On-Site Visits
- Port of New York/New Jersey
- The Port Of Boston (Massport)
- Interviews
- Just-in-Time
- Employee Screening
- Lack of Accountability
- Pilferage
- Policy, Procedures, and Guidelines
- Collection and Dissemination of Data
- Coordination and Cooperation
- Personnel Issues
- Employee and Independent Contractor Background Checks
- Security Staff
- Identification System
- Facility Access Control Measures
- Fencing
- Gates
- Doors and Windows
- Locks and Key Control
- Automated Gatehouse Facilities
- Parking Areas
- Lighting
- Monitoring and tracking
- Closed-Circuit Television
- Use of Secure Areas
- Advanced Computer Systems/Software to Monitor and Track Shipments
- Automatic Equipment Identification Technology
- Global Positioning Systems
- Tracking of Goods to Prevent Theft
- Container Seal Improvements
- Information Technology Systems (ITS) Security
- Identification and Authorization
- System Warnings
- Security Management
- Other Protected Features
List of Figures
Figure 1: 1977 OTS Cargo Theft Estimates by Mode
Figure 2: FBI and NCSC Cargo Theft Estimates (Twenty-Year Trend)
Figure 3: Cargo Pilfered From a Container
Figure 4: Sealed Container
Figure 5: Compromised Seal
Figure 6: Rivets
Figure 7: Recovered weapons
List of Tables
TABLE 1: CCTV Technology
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