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Threat and Challenges of the Maritime Industry The Vision of the Maritime Authorities of the Americas XI International Forum and Fair on Maritime Security Puerto Vallarta, Mexico September 4, 2017 Global Challenges to Maritime Security

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Threat and Challenges of the Maritime Industry – The Vision of the Maritime Authorities of the Americas

XI International Forum and Fair on Maritime Security Puerto Vallarta, Mexico September 4, 2017

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Global Challenges to Maritime Security

Terrorism
Organized crime
Drug smuggling
Human trafficking
Illegal weapons

movement

Piracy
Cyber Security
Trade disruption
Mass migration
Search and Rescue
Illegal fishing

All Nations find their well-being challenged by these common threats to Maritime Security

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Maritime Governance

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Regimes

A good maritime security regime has:

Clear delineation of

National government level, local government level and private sector roles and responsibilities. – Transparency – Enforcement

Mechanism for

Interagency and Government-Private Sector Cooperation.

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Maritime Situational Awareness

Long-Range Identification and Tracking

(LRIT)

Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Vessel Traffic Services (VTS)
Interagency Operations Centers
Communications
Risk Management and Assessments
Cargo Security
Advance Notice of Arrivals

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Security Operations

Oversight of Private

Sector

– Review of Assessments and Plans – Ensuring implementation of plans

Direct Government

Operations

– Vessel boardings – Patrols – Enforcement of Limited Access Areas – Vessel escorts

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Maritime Cyber Security Risks

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Continuous Training
Security Personnel
Non-Security Personnel
Drills and Exercises
Security Committees
System of Rewards
Inclusion of International

Standards in the Contractual Process

Fostering a Security Culture

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U.S. Maritime Challenges

Over 90% of U.S. international trade ($700B)
361 ports
3,500 critical facilities
8,000 foreign ships
22,000 annual port calls
24,000,000 containers annually
76,000,000 recreational boaters
Adjacent to a vast global common
Just-in-Time Inventory System
Civil Liberties

Partnerships

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Layered Strategy for Maritime Governance

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Contact Details

Captain (retired) Michael Brown Chief, Office of International and Domestic Port Security Assessment Commandant (CG-PSA) U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters 2703 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SE STOP 7501 Washington, DC 20593-7501 (202) 372-1081 michael.w.brown@uscg.mil

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