Terminal Security Orchestration

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Terminal Security Orchestration refers to the coordinated automation and management of security processes, systems, and protocols at cargo terminals (such as seaports, airports, or intermodal hubs) to detect threats in real time, assess risks, ensure compliance, and efficiently respond to security incidents.

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