Cargo TheftBSI forecasts that cargo theft losses in 2014 will amount to $23.3 billion globally. BSI’s cargo theft risk indicator

analyzes and quantifies the likelihood of the theft or robbery of cargo in a given country. BSI’s cargo theft

risk rating addresses the threat of hijacking, and theft from trucks and warehouses.

Unmanifested CargoBSI reported that countries with a High or Severe threat of unmanifested cargo

introduction exported $1.8 trillion of goods in 2013. BSI identifies unmanifested

cargo as the threat posed by the introduction of contraband into legitimate

cargo. BSI’s intelligence analyzes and quantifies the risk of drugs, weapons,

and weapons of mass destruction being introduced into a shipment of

legitimate goods.

Counterfeit ProductionDespite a six-month crackdown on counterfeiters in China, the

country still accounted for 73% of BSI’s recorded counterfeit

incidents worldwide. These counterfeit goods typically bear the

brand or trade name of legitimate goods and violate trademark

and intellectual property rights laws. BSI’s intelligence analyzes

and quantifies the threat posed by the production and exportation

of forged or imitation goods in a given country.

Supply Chain TerrorismThe supply chain is targeted by terrorist organizations on average every

7 days, according to BSI Intelligence. BSI recorded terrorist attacks in 15

different countries in 2013, including Colombia, Egypt, India, and Thailand.

BSI classifies supply chain terrorism as the unlawful use of force against persons

or property with the intent to intimidate or coerce a government or civilian population

for political or economic gain. BSI analyzes and quantifies the risk of terrorist attacks

against any part of the supply chain, including air, rail, truck, or sea transport.

Anti-Western Terrorism Countries with a High or Severe threat of anti-Western terrorism exported $1.25 trillion of goods in 2013. BSI analyzes and quantifies

terrorist attacks directed at the supply chain intended to disrupt the flow of goods associated with Western

countries, including the United States, Canada, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

Cargo theft, contraband smuggling, and supply chain terrorist attacks can negatively disrupt the flow of your supply chain and impact your bottom

line. Criminals are becoming more sophisticated in targeting high load shipments by embedding infiltrators into logistics companies, and utilizing

GPS jamming devices and aggressive cargo hijacking strategies. To reduce your exposure to these global security threats, you must know who your

suppliers are and what they are doing. Understanding where your vulnerable points are will allow your organization to effectively mitigate

global security risks and protect your supply chain.

Is Your Supply Chain Secure?

BSI’s SCREEN Intelligence analyzes and quantifies multiple supply chain security risk indicators in over 200 countries to help you proactively identify, manage and mitigate global security threats.

Supply Chain Risk Exposure Evaluation Network (SCREEN), allows organizations to actively identify

and monitor business continuity threats and trends at a country level. SCREEN’s Security module

provides insight into geographic risk regarding cargo theft, counterfeit production, supply chain

terrorism and more.

Supplier Compliance Manager (SCM), is an automated self-assessment and audit analysis

solution that quantifies and tracks risk and compliance through various assessment methods to

ensure your supply chain, brand and reputation are protected. SCM provides corporations with

complete insight into their global operations, and streamlines their supply chain security risk and

compliance management efforts by utilizing a single, comprehensive solution.

BSI Supply Chain Verification Auditing Services, VerifEye, enables organizations to gain complete

visibility into their global suppliers’ practices to ensure they are compliant with corporate and

government regulations, and security requirements. Our audits include; supply chain security, FCPA

and Anti-Bribery and more.

BSI’s Advisory Services will assist you in developing or enhancing a supply chain security risk

management program to help reduce product and financial loss. Our expert advisors will work

with you to identify vulnerable points, implement countermeasures and continuously improve

your program.

BSI’s Training Programs help build awareness and develop a deeper understanding of supply chain

security risks, and how to manage them. Our customizable programs will provide your employees

with the information they need to proactively identify, and mitigate global security threats.

Training can be provided through an e-learning course or presented on-site by one of BSI’s experts.

How We HelpOur holistic risk-based approach allows corporations to effectively manage their supply chain risk by proactively identifying and mitigating

global threats, and tracking and analyzing supplier compliance and risk. Developing a robust supply chain risk management program with

BSI delivers cost savings, reduced risk and a more secure supply chain. The combination of all BSI’s intelligence-infused solutions and services

provides organizations with complete insight into their global supply chain and supplier operations.

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Supplier Compliance Manager

Supply Chain Risk Exposure Evaluation Network

Supplier Compliance Manager