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Illegal migration patterns in the Mediterranean and current developments
The recent agreement between the European Union and Tunisia has brought to light the fact that illicit migration in the Mediterranean region is once again becoming a major concern for European governments.
The number of people attempting to reach Europe on boats that are frequently unseaworthy has grown significantly over the course of the past few months. Due to the evolving nature of maritime operations, crews aboard merchant ships are increasingly prone to engaging in rescue operations, which can have substantial consequences on vessel operations.
In our latest whitepaper, we are looking at current migration statistics in the Mediterranean region and forecasting potential trends for the upcoming months. Additionally, we offer valuable insights into the frequently ambiguous procedures surrounding the disembarkation of migrants.
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Better protection for subsea infrastructure
The term "critical maritime infrastructure" has gained popularity as many nations depend on offshore assets like underwater pipelines and cables. As a result, threats to the security of subsea infrastructure continue to evolve.
As the importance of subsea infrastructure grows, so will the need to protect it from potential security threats. Aside from classic safety threats, these are subject to change over time, requiring continuous re-evaluations of threats and the related risks.
Furthermore, there is a possibility that the preventative measures may need to be modified, which would generate the requirement for solutions that are both flexible and scalable.
To overcome these and similar challenges, Risk Intelligence and Geollect combine their distinct strengths. This whitepaper provides a brief overview of the solution we offer to address current and future challenges posed by subsea infrastructure security.
Logistics security:
The 2023 threat landscape for land-based logistics
European logistics operations faced serious security and economic threats in 2022, disrupting their regular operations. Cargo theft, violent robberies, and activism were highlighted as the three most important threats to logistics companies by Risk Intelligence's LandRisk Logistics product.
The analysis and discussion in this whitepaper revealed that cargo theft has been and will continue to be the greatest threat to logistical operations in the coming months. However, the threat landscape for 2023 is more complex and extends beyond conventional cargo crime.
It is recommended that logistics companies concentrate on fuel thefts from vehicles and violent cargo robberies, as well as implementing countermeasures against disruptions caused by activism.
This whitepaper provides key findings for the three main topics, makes informed forecasts on how the threat landscape might shift in the future, and offers solutions that can be applied by logistics companies to mitigate the identified risks.
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