Cargo Theft Prevention: A Handbook for Logistics Security

Cargo Theft Prevention covers security guidelines needed to assist the transportation industry in combating the serious increases in cargo theft. The loss is rising steadily every year and currently is estimated to be $15 billion annually in the United States alone. The purpose of this book is to provide a comprehensive, yet broad-based reference to transportation security, starting with an explanation of the basic framework of cargo security. Topics covered include airline, railroad, and seaport security; satellite tracking; cargo seals, and more. Also provided is a detailed description on how to develop a cargo security plan and how to conduct facility audits.

Louis A. Tyska, CPP, is a private consultant, expert witness, and current chairman of the National Cargo Security Council. He has written, taught, and lectured widely in the security and business community. Together with Mr. Fennelly he has co-authored several books, including Security in the Year 2000 and Beyond.

Lawrence J. Fennelly is a security consultant as well as a forensic consultant. He is the editor and author of numerous books on security issues. Among these many books is the widely read Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention, which is currently in its third edition.