Homeland Cargo Protection

Quelle: https://www.cbp.gov/border-security/cargo-security

Homeland Cargo Protection refers to systematic measures and controls designed to safeguard domestic cargo against theft, damage, tampering, and terrorist threats. It encompasses cargo tracking, security screenings, access controls, and compliance with national security regulations throughout the supply chain.

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