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Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency’s helicopter crashed in Pulau Angsa, Kuala Selangor #latest #vanakkammalaysia #Malaysian #Maritime #EnforcementAgency #helicopter #crashed #PulauAngsa #KualaSelangor #trendingnewsmalaysia #malaysiatamilnews #fyp #vmnews #foryoupage

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency’s helicopter crashed in Pulau Angsa, Kuala Selangor #latest #vanakkammalaysia #Malaysian #Maritime #EnforcementAgency #helicopter #crashed #PulauAngsa #KualaSelangor #trendingnewsmalaysia #malaysiatamilnews #fyp #vmnews #foryoupage

Industry has always been defined, in the #dualuse context, as the First Line of Defence. Quite recently, during an important conference in Milan, I added to such definition, the one of #Industry as Part of the #Enforcement system. This can be especially applicable when dealing with #Russia #sanctions due to the very high risk of circumvention of the #restrictivemeasures adopted by EU and #G7 countries (and not only...). We do hope in a more and more strict cooperation between industry and national authorities responsible for implementing and enforcing the current #restrictive #measures

A news article discussing how one of our customers uses our surveillance technology networks to improve their marine domain awareness, make evidence based decisions, and share that information with other agencies. Just one example of how Accipiter is all about #TargetingASaferWorld

AVIATION SPOTLIGHTS - June #1 June's Aviation Insights report is now available, reporting on aviation security events that took place during May. Alongside the monthly report, our team of knowledgeable aviation subject matter experts delve deeper into several events that took place during the month. In our first feature from May we investigate how UK and Portuguese law enforcement agencies unravelled two recent drug trafficking tactics. For more, see the full article on ISARR's AVSEC Resilience platform, the dedicated threat portal for the Aviation sector. i.sarr.cc/4H1j #DrugTrafficking #LawEnforcement #InternationalCrime #PublicSafety #GlobalCooperation

How do border control officers spot fake passports and verify travelers’ identities? Manual checks are only the tip of the iceberg—document readers are essential for automated verification, and sometimes deeper forensic investigation is required. The process is divided into primary and secondary inspections. If there are any doubts about document authenticity during the first phase, border control officers perform in-depth analysis using forensic devices. Take a look at Regula’s latest blog, which dives into the technology for safe borders: https://lnkd.in/gG5mMQ4F #RegulaBlog #RegulaForensics #BorderControl #ForensicInvestigation #ForensicDevices #PassportControl

Did you know that heavy load carriers had a 16.7% detention rate, the highest out of any foreign-flagged vessel type in Australia in 2023? Vessels that don’t meet safety standards are a risk to safety and the marine environment. The AMSA Inspections Annual Report 2023 breaks down which vessel types had the most detentions and deficiencies last year. Read the report: https://ow.ly/wXoh50RmNm2 #AMSAInspections #MaritimeSafety #SafetyAtSea

A few grams of drugs can cause serious accidents. Our concern remains as we continue to find drugs for personal use on the ships we inspect. As I have said before, all of this creates a greater concern for maritime security that goes beyond the seizures of attempted international trafficking that we are used to dealing with. Fortunately, our dogs are experts at detecting even the smallest quantities of drugs that an individual may be carrying, and have been very successful in locating these narcotics on crew or in specific locations. Detecting these psychoactive substances is a way of increasing the safety of your operations, cargo and vessels by reducing the risk of accidents resulting from the use of these substances and their side effects. Contact us now! #detectionbrazilk9 #Snifferdogs #brazilianports #policiafederal #inspeçãomarítima #portodeSantos

A common concern for travelers is the presence of markings on their passport. While these markings do not automatically invalidate your passport, border officers retain the discretion to assess the suspicion of fraud. It is crucial to note that they may subject your passport to closer scrutiny in such instances. #passportmarkings #passportfraud #traveladvice #bordercontrol #passportsecurity

ICS2 is the EU's #new advance #cargo information system supporting the implementation of the new #customs #safety and security pre-arrival programme and regulatory regime.