Abstract
The shipping industry has been rocked by the global recession, with the top
shippers on pace to lose billions of dollars in 2009. The reverberations of
this plunge can be felt throughout the maritime industry, particularly in the
area of maritime security, which has dropped 8.3% in the past year.
Nonetheless, Homeland Security Research Corporation believes that, over the
next five years, the global maritime security market will stage a comeback,
growing a CAGR of 7%. Port security, counter-terrorism, regulatory compliance,
container and people screening, as well as liquefied natural gas port and
tanker security are but a few of the motivating factors behind HSRC' s forecast.
In this report HSRC provides exclusive insights and analysis into this
resurgent market:
- End Customers - (e.g., port authorities, shipping companies, government
agencies, Coast Guards, LNG facilities, law enforcement agencies)
- Products and technology - (e. g., container-screening systems,
nuclear-radiological people-screening technologies, biometric ID port
perimeter security, C3I infrastructure, satellite-based maritime tracking)
- Commercial Sectors - (e.g., systems, service and upgrade markets)
- Business Opportunities by Threats & Vulnerabilities - (e.g. WMD,
explosives, deep water security perimeter security)
- Geography
- Market Drivers & Inhibitors
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