ISPS

International ship and port safety code

What is ISPS?

a set of measures designed to enhance the security of ships and port facilities.

SSP

Ship Security Plan, a documental plan for security measures for ship to protect against security threats. Includes: Risk assesment, security levels protocols to security incidents.

(CSO)

Company Security Officer. A senior individual appointed by shipping company to oversee security strategies for all vessels. CSO develpos and maintain the SSP to ensure compliance

(SSO)

Ship security officer. An officer onboard responsible for implementing ship security plan. The SSO conduct daily inspections and responds to security incidents on ship.

Securty level 1

Baseline level of security measures always in place on a ship

Security level 2

Increased security measures applied when there is a higer risk of security incident

Security Level 3

The highest level of security measures applied when there imminent threat of a security incident.

SSAS

Ship security alert system

Silent Alarm

SSAS can send a silent alert to relevent authorities without alarming anybody on board.

Direct Communication

Get direct comunication with ship flag state without any interference from other parties

Activation points

Activation points at different parts of the ship so authorised personnel can trigger alert.

Tamper proof

The SSAS is tamper proof to prevent unauthorised deactiation