These audits must be documented and be made available to the SCSS upon request. no need to answer them):ġ. Procedural Security - Are security breaches included in a Vessel Security Plan (VSP)?Ģ. Procedural Security - Are unannounced third party security audits performed on high risk routes? What are the third party audit procedures, how often are they performed and how are security deficiencies addressed? This is a requirement.ģ. Physical Security – Are vessels equipped with video surveillance systems that have night vision capability? Are the system recordings stored? How are the recordings protected?Ĥ. Personnel Security - Are crew members rotated on high risk routes in order to prevent internal conspiracies and crew from working the same route on consecutive trips? Is this policy included in written procedures? This is a requirement.Ģ. Implement and document these three criteria which are currently not reflected in the security profile:ġ. 7.36 – Must – Procedural Security – To address security vulnerabilities for voyages in high-risk areas (as defined by the Member’s CTPAT risk assessment), Sea Carriers must conduct CTPAT-focused company security audits annually following specific CBP guidance/instructions to the Sea Carrier or following a significant security incident if the findings of the internal post-incident analysis warrant it. Please keep the following in mind when completing the new security profile:ġ. Disregard these four questions in the current security profile (i.e.
“There are a few items in the security profile that you need to either disregard or be prepared to answer and document to your CTPAT Supply Chain Security Specialist (SCSS) at a later time and/or during the validation process. To manage this misalignment, the following guidelines (which applies to CTPAT participants only) have been received by CPB: Changes to the security profile questions
United States Customs & Border Protection has informed that the Customs Trade Partnerships Against Terrorism (CTPAT) Portal’s new security profile for Sea Carries which came on line June 1, 2020, does not fully reflect the associated minimum security criteria (MSC).
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