seaport security: training, equipment and research...
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Seaport Security:Seaport Security:Training, Equipment andTraining, Equipment and
Research NeedsResearch Needs
Presented by
Len CrossPrincipal Security Consultant
Arup PartnersTampa, Florida
Port Port andand Maritime MaritimeOverviewOverview
International Trade Impact onInternational Trade Impact onSeaportsSeaports
•• 19981998 –USDOT report–– $200$200 billion taxes billion taxes–– 13.113.1 million jobs million jobs–– $494$494 billion personal income billion personal income–– $1.5$1.5 trillion in business sales trillion in business sales
•• 19991999 -Southern Governors Association Report–– 61%61% of U.S. imports flowed thru southern ports of U.S. imports flowed thru southern ports–– 63%63% of U.S. exports flowed thru southern ports of U.S. exports flowed thru southern ports
Economic Impact on State PortsEconomic Impact on State Ports
1997*– Alabama -$3.6 billion– Florida -$64.3 billion– Louisiana -$28 billion
*wages, jobs,taxes,sales
Worldwide Container FleetWorldwide Container FleetOperationsOperations
•• Cargo Shipping MethodCargo Shipping Method– 1999 –55%55% general cargo by containergeneral cargo by container– 2010 –90%90% (projected)(projected)
•• Cargo Ship GroupCargo Ship Group– 1999 –3.6%3.6% of world fleet in 4,000-of world fleet in 4,000-
6,000+TEU6,000+TEU (92 ships)(92 ships)– 2010 –33%33% world fleet in 4,500+TEUworld fleet in 4,500+TEU
((9.5%9.5% in 6,000-9,000 TEU)in 6,000-9,000 TEU)
Overview of Cruise IndustryOverview of Cruise Industry•1970-88 2525 millionmillion cruise passengers cruise passengers
•1989-98 4242 millionmillion cruise passengers cruise passengers
•2000 13.5 million13.5 million ccruise passengersruise passengers
•80% American passengersAmerican passengers
•1988 114114 ships in Caribbean regionships in Caribbean region•1998 144144 ships in Caribbean regionships in Caribbean region•1999-03 5252 new ships to be added to North new ships to be added to North
American fleet American fleet
Maritime ThreatsMaritime Threats
Presidents Commission on Crime and Seaport SecurityPresidents Commission on Crime and Seaport Security
Seaport Crime-Seaport Crime-GeneralGeneral
•• 1,200+1,200+ cargo theft casescargo theft cases•• 8080 environment casesenvironment cases•• 750+750+ trade fraud casestrade fraud cases•• 100+100+ organized crime casesorganized crime cases•• 820820 internal conspiraciesinternal conspiracies
– Dockworkers– Vendors– Security personnel
Organized CrimeOrganized Crime
TraditionalTraditional U.S. based
InternationalInternational Russian
ItalianMexicanColombianChineseVietnamese
Israeli
Cargo Theft Activities Cargo Theft Activities
•• Estimated Estimated $30-50 billion$30-50 billion loss worldwide loss worldwide•• Infiltration of air/seaports transportationInfiltration of air/seaports transportation
hubs in Asia & Europehubs in Asia & Europe•• Tapping information sharing networks toTapping information sharing networks to
ID ID HIGHHIGH VALUEVALUE cargo cargo (computers,(computers,pharmaceuticals, high value clothing)pharmaceuticals, high value clothing)
•• Highly mobileHighly mobile
High Profit High Profit vs vs Low RiskLow Risk
Seaport CrimeSeaport Crime
Drug smugglingDrug smuggling at 12 seaports at 12 seaports(FY 96-98)(FY 96-98)
–– 1,2171,217 drug seizures/drug seizures/ 300,320 lbs.300,320 lbs.
–– 48%48% of all drug seizures nationwideof all drug seizures nationwide(cargo)(cargo)
–– 69%69% of all cocaine seizures nationwideof all cocaine seizures nationwide
–– 55%55% of all heroin seizures nationwideof all heroin seizures nationwide
Recent SeizuresRecent Seizures
• February 2001 –Cocaine/–Cocaine/Ecstacy Ecstacy tablets $2tablets $2million recovered from cruise ship in Miamimillion recovered from cruise ship in Miami
• August 2000 ––EcstacyEcstacy tablets $7.5 million tablets $7.5 millionrecovered in Toronto in sea containers forrecovered in Toronto in sea containers forBelgiumBelgium
• April 2000 ––EcstacyEcstacy tablets $4 million recovered tablets $4 million recoveredin Bostonin Boston
• April 2000 –Cocaine, $700,000 recovered from–Cocaine, $700,000 recovered fromcargo ship in Greece-originated in Colombiacargo ship in Greece-originated in Colombia
Smuggling StolenSmuggling StolenVehicles/DrugsVehicles/Drugs
TerrorismTerrorism
GoalsGoalsMaximize DamageMaximize Damage
Maximize CasualtiesMaximize Casualties
Unclaimed Responsibility for ActionUnclaimed Responsibility for Action
Terrorism in the U.S.Terrorism in the U.S.1991-19981991-1998
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1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998
IncidentsSuspectedPreventions
Terrorist Attacks WhenTerrorist Attacks WhenThreat was Threat was “Low”“Low”
20002000 USS ColeUSS Cole20002000 Our Lady of Our Lady of MediatrixMediatrix19991999 Attempted attacks on U.S. WestAttempted attacks on U.S. West
and East Coasts and East Coasts19981998 Bombings of U.S. EmbassiesBombings of U.S. Embassies
Tanzania and Kenya Tanzania and Kenya19961996 KhobarKhobar Towers, Saudi Arabia Towers, Saudi Arabia 19951995 Oklahoma CityOklahoma City19931993 World Trade CenterWorld Trade Center
Global Terrorist AttacksGlobal Terrorist AttacksGlobal Terrorist Attacks
20002000 –USS Cole ––USS Cole –19 killed; 37 wounded19 killed; 37 wounded20002000 –Our Lady of–Our Lady of Mediatrix Mediatrix –40 killed; 50 wounded–40 killed; 50 wounded19981998 -U.S. Embassies, Kenya/Tanzania --U.S. Embassies, Kenya/Tanzania -257 killed ; 257 killed ; 5,500 5,500 woundedwounded19971997 -Attack on tourist bus, Egypt --Attack on tourist bus, Egypt -62 killed62 killed19961996 --KhobarKhobar Towers, Saudi Arabia Towers, Saudi Arabia -19 killed; 280 -19 killed; 280 woundedwounded19881988 -Attack on City of-Attack on City of Poros Poros - -9 killed; 98 wounded9 killed; 98 wounded19851985 --AchilleAchille Lauro - Lauro - 1 killed1 killed
ThreatThreat MitigationMitigationandand
ChallengesChallenges
Objectives of Seaport SecurityObjectives of Seaport SecurityProgramProgram
PPrevention
MMinimization
IIdentification
What are you trying toWhat are you trying toprevent?prevent?
–– IncidentIncident–– Adverse publicityAdverse publicity–– Unauthorized personUnauthorized person–– ContrabandContraband
How do you achieve theHow do you achieve theSeaport Security objectives?Seaport Security objectives?
-Training-Training
-Equipment-Equipment
-Research & Development-Research & Development
Port Security Officers TrainingPort Security Officers Training
Five modulesFive modules::•• MaritimeMaritime•• Law EnforcementLaw Enforcement•• Physical Security OperationsPhysical Security Operations•• Threat Overview and AssessmentsThreat Overview and Assessments•• Field TripsField Trips
MaritimeMaritime
•• Overview of Maritime OperationsOverview of Maritime Operations•• Description of Port Types/OperationsDescription of Port Types/Operations•• Overview of Port OperationsOverview of Port Operations•• Overview of ship construction, type andOverview of ship construction, type and
safety concernssafety concerns
Law EnforcementLaw Enforcement•• Law (criminal, maritime, rules of evidence)Law (criminal, maritime, rules of evidence)•• Report writingReport writing•• Crowd control managementCrowd control management•• Defensive tacticsDefensive tactics•• Community relationsCommunity relations•• Crime Scene Management/Evidence HandlingCrime Scene Management/Evidence Handling•• Accident investigationAccident investigation•• Patrol techniquesPatrol techniques•• Crisis Management operationsCrisis Management operations•• Cargo/Cruise SecurityCargo/Cruise Security•• Identification of fraudulent documentsIdentification of fraudulent documents
Physical Security OperationsPhysical Security Operations
•• Planning, Development/ImplementationPlanning, Development/Implementationof Physical Security surveyof Physical Security survey
•• Perimeter securityPerimeter security•• LightingLighting•• CCTVCCTV•• HAZMAT Storage/Incident ResponseHAZMAT Storage/Incident Response•• Gates/fencesGates/fences
Threat Overview andThreat Overview andAssessmentsAssessments
•• Cargo TheftCargo Theft•• Narcotics SmugglingNarcotics Smuggling•• Organized CrimeOrganized Crime•• TerrorismTerrorism•• Sabotage/VandalismSabotage/Vandalism•• Labor DisputesLabor Disputes•• Environmental CrimesEnvironmental Crimes•• FraudFraud•• Stowaways/Alien SmugglingStowaways/Alien Smuggling
Field TripsField Trips
•• Container SeaportContainer Seaport•• Cruise SeaportCruise Seaport•• Petroleum Storage/HAZMAT SeaportPetroleum Storage/HAZMAT Seaport
Seaport Security EquipmentSeaport Security Equipment
Perimeter SecurityPerimeter Security–– Fences, barriersFences, barriers–– CCTVCCTV–– LightingLighting–– AlarmsAlarms
Fence lineFence line
Access/Egress ControlAccess/Egress Control
•• VehiclesVehicles•• PassengersPassengers•• VendorsVendors•• EmployeesEmployees
Access Control Aims to Prevent:Access Control Aims to Prevent:
ScreeningScreening
•• Carry-on baggageCarry-on baggage•• Checked baggageChecked baggage•• Ships StoresShips Stores
Potential DamagePotential Damage
SixSix to to tenten suitcases = suitcases =
Research & DevelopmentResearch & Development
••Development of high throughputDevelopment of high throughputscreening equipment for processing cargoscreening equipment for processing cargocontainer and vehiclescontainer and vehicles••Development of system to processDevelopment of system to processvehicles entering/vehicles entering/egressing egressing seaport, withseaport, withminimal operational disruptionsminimal operational disruptions••DedicatedDedicated funding for security funding for securityenhancementenhancement
Consequences for Lack ofConsequences for Lack ofSecuritySecurity
Negative publicityNegative publicity
Costly LitigationCostly Litigation
Adverse effect on port Adverse effect on port reputation, employee moralereputation, employee moraleand future businessand future business
“Yes, I am a terrorist“Yes, I am a terroristand proud of it.and proud of it.
I support terrorism, asI support terrorism, aslong as it is against thelong as it is against theU.S. government andU.S. government andIsrael.”Israel.”Ramzi YousefRamzi YousefMasterminded World Trade Center Bombing and AttemptedMasterminded World Trade Center Bombing and Attemptedto Bomb 12 U.S. Airliners Over the Pacificto Bomb 12 U.S. Airliners Over the Pacific