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The Air Cargo Security Screening System market study report offers an extensive assessment of the major propellers, constraints, limitations, and opportunities that are swaying the industry dynamics over 2021-2027, assisting the stakeholders to determine the lucrative prospects. It also covers the historical and present-day market framework to precisely evaluate the future growth patterns. It also presents an accurate analysis of the competitive sphere by enlisting major players in the market, along with their detailed profiles with an explanation of strategies deployed by them. Moreover, the study assesses the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic on the remuneration scale of the industry and devises the potential tactics to cope amid these testing times.

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Logistics and shipping firms will be able to securely share more data on the movement of goods when a new trade data exchange is rolled out in 2022, enabling them to optimise operations.

From pilots conducted so far, the Singapore Trade Data Exchange (SGTraDex) is expected to unlock more than S$200 million in value annually for the supply chain ecosystem, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat said on Tuesday (Jul 13).

The movement of goods is often marked by “significant” inefficiencies such as depot and warehouse congestion, multiple shipping forms requiring similar information and inaccurate tracking of orders on the buyers’ end, said Mr Heng.

Describing it as a breakthrough, he said SGTraDex will allow stakeholders to “plug and play” and exchange information with other firms in a secure manner. Data that would have been previously unavailable or difficult to obtain, such as real-time cargo location, will also become easier to access.

The pilots showed that SGTraDex will help to strengthen the financing integrity of trade flows, optimise logistics functions across supply chain partners and improve visibility on transactions, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) said in a media release.

Alcatraz AI recently announced a new partnership to provide face biometrics-based access control to the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC).

As part of the new collaboration, LAFC will deploy Alcatraz AI’s biometric access solutions to enable touchless and badgeless building access for all staff at the Banc of California Stadium.

The facial authentication technology will be implemented in all LAFC stadium facilities, enabling the club to resume on-site operations more efficiently after the recent pandemic.

“We are excited to work with the Alcatraz team to bring the future of security to all LAFC facilities,” commented Christian Lau, LAFC’s Chief Technology Officer.

“We will be implementing the touch-less building/space access solutions for our personnel to automate contact tracing and real-time mitigation all in one device,” he added.

India’s upcoming National Cybersecurity Strategy will have an element of sovereignty, and it will set deliverables for enterprises to address gaps in India’s ecosystem.

It is like a guideline which addresses the entire ecosystem. So it will address cyber crimes, capacity building, audits, research and developments, and all aspects will be addressed. A number of deliverables will be there.

The strategy will follow the principles of Common But Differentiated Responsibility (CBDR), which puts the onus of cybersecurity on all involved parties, including corporates, users, academia and governments. The policy, which is awaiting approval at the cabinet, will make changes to the 2013 version and will be “futuristic”, while addressing the “entire ecosystem” involved.

The Global Business Alliance, a non-profit devoted to raising foreign investment in U.S. industry, announced Tuesday a subsidiary to help international companies manage supply chain concerns.

GBA Sentinel will assist international companies operating in the U.S. that face a growing understanding of risk from upstream partners in their supply chains and an increasingly complex regulatory space – both by giving advice and by subsidizing a supply chain management toolkit.

Small businesses are less likely to have the resources, experience and infrastructure to engage with rigorous cybersecurity requirements. GBA represents many sizable, truly global firms –  and yet supply chains are one area where large businesses can be at a similar security disadvantage. The more vendors that feed into a final product or a business process, the more potential weak links exist along the way.