Larry Mays of ADT Security Services looks at how the potential of a security director’s role can best be realised within today’s corporate culture. This article was first published in the August/September 2010 issue of Cargo Security International.

Brian Michael Jenkins of the Mineta Transportation Institute considers the rail industry's vulnerability to terrorist attacks.

AS&E Joins with Al Zamil Group to Supply Multiple High-Energy Inspection Systems to Secure Borders.

Robert Goodhouse of AS&E explains why Abu Dhabi Customs saw the implementation of a world-class security programme as a strategic priority for encouraging trade.

NORAD and USNORTHCOM tell Cargo Security International about their shared mission to protect North America from maritime threats.

Cargo Security International Associate Editor Lesley Bankes-Hughes looks at the fine print of the 10+2 interim ruling and canvasses opinion on its pros and cons.

Glenn Carroll of SecurTrack presents the case for electronic seals.

Cargo Security International talks to Rayan Jawad about the upcoming Logistics & Fleet Management Systems show in Atlanta.

Lizzie Anderson talks to Phil Monks from NIS Ltd about the role the company plays in the development of cargo security technologies.

See a selection of articles published in the April/May edition of Cargo Security International.

Dave Riley of a&b insurance takes a look at the problems faced by companies switching from exporting high risk cargo to goods they perceive as less likely to be affected by carousel fraud.

The August/September issue of Cargo Security International asks: ‘How vulnerable is the transportation industry to thieves and terrorists?’

The February/March edition of Cargo Security International magazine is now available – packed with the latest news and information on intermodal transportation security.

Allan Griebenow of AXCESS argues that although there may be no 'silver bullet' for cargo security, combining RFID, sensors and other technologies with best practices does work.

Richard Altomare and Harvey Abelson of the Coalition for Luggage Security argue the case for separating luggage and cargo from passenger airlines.

Brinley Billings, Regulatory Compliance Manager with Securewest International, argues that security companies have a pivotal role to play in providing the backbone to the ISPS Code with appropriate training and plans that will work when put to the test.

William O'Neil, President of Videotel Marine International and former Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization, explains why training is a vital element in maritime security.

David Riley of a&b insurance brokers reviews recent developments in the world of cargo insurance, and focuses on Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance.

Richard Booth of Bulldog Technologies argues that we have the technology to combat cargo crime - but the challenge is for everyone in the industry to work together to solve the problem.

Paul J. Bjorkholm of Varian looks at developments in dual energy detection of weapons of mass destruction. From Cargo Security International June 2005.

Kim E. Petersen, President of RailSecure LLC, looks at what steps are being taken to reduce the risk of terrorist attacks on rail networks. From the June/July 2005 edition of Cargo Security International.

Irvin Varkonyi reports on the Homeland Security Institute’s Cargo Security Summit, which took place in Washington in December 2004. From Cargo Security International February 2005.

United States Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert C. Bonner, outlines the US strategy for achieving its ‘Twin Goals’ of security and trade facilitation.

Irvin Varkonyi argues that the human factor must play a vital role in securing the supply chain. From Cargo Security International August 2004

Kenneth Bergquist of the Maritime Information Sharing and Analysis Center and Kim Petersen, Executive Director of the Maritime Security Council, argue that sharing information and threat analysis with ship operators and ports is a fundamental defence against future terrorist attacks.