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On a global scale, there are today major changes regarding Maritime Security. Practically, these international changes reflect the awareness of the shipping industry and of governments to the security threats addressing the Maritime sector. Moreover, implementing new regulations such as the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code is an important international regulatory security initiative developed by the International Maritime Organization. The Code contains security-related requirements for governments, port authorities and shipping companies, together with a series of guidelines on how to meet these requirements.
In planning the port or ship security and safety system we must bear in mind that the port or ship is a civilian and economic entity the security program must therefore be formulated so as not to pose a target in itself. Security must serve all elements operating at the port or ship, without hindering their activity. |
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Maritime Security Consulting
The 4CI Program performs a comprehensive Security Survey including Risk Analysis and Vulnerability Assessments. It then optimizes features, explores upgrades, and then recalculates vulnerabilities and risk with improvements made to your assets. In essence; you will know where you are now and where you could be with the implementation of countermeasures and improvements that we engineer to achieve your organization's security goals. Most importantly, it will tell you the cost to make the improvements and their impacts. |
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4CI has been experiencing in a wide range of maritime security services. On top of them security officers (SSO) on board. The SSO duty is the prevention of terrorism, piracy, stowaways, violence among passengers and crew, vandalism, smuggling, drugs and so on.
Our company’s personnel completed their service in the Israeli Security Agency (ISA) as security agents in the Protective Security Department (PSD) or completed their army service as commanders of IDF combat units.
All are graduates of military and civilian anti-terrorism courses. |
- Analysis of the existing security system.
- Survey - Risk Analysis and Vulnerability Assessments.
- Security Concept.
- Security Systems Planning and Design.
- Equipment Specifications.
- System Testing.
- Writing security protocol and procedures.
- Implementation.
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