Smart Roadside Breakout Report Security Group

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Smart RoadsideBreakout Report Security Group
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Security Breakout ResultsVision/Objectives

• Use technology and Information to improve the
  security of commercial motor vehicle operations
  within the US and at border crossings
• Strengthen the ability to identify and address
  safety and security risks on a real-time basis
• Prevent and respond to security incidents
• Focus enforcement resources on high risk
  carriers, vehicles, drivers and cargo
• Security concerns include both terrorism and
  criminal (theft, smuggling of weapons and people,
  etc.) activities

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Security Breakout ResultsPotential Solutions

• Potential technology solutions
• Existing technologies
• Transponders, RFID
• LPRs, OCRs
• Video (surveillance, post incident information)
• Emerging technologies
• Wireless technologies
• Radiation and advanced sensors
• Location tracking
• Driver panic buttons
• Vehicle disabling
• Driver biometrics and access
• Future technologies
• Route and load planning for HAZMAT carriers?

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Security Breakout ResultsPotential Solutions
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• How do we know when we have achieved success?
• Container theft reduction
• Number of containers recovered
• Reduction in CMV Criminal Activity
• Terrorist attacks thwarted
• Reduction/? In terrorist attempts
• Survey agencies and stakeholders
• Improvement
• Overall sentiments
• Perception of enforcement presence
• Participation numbers
• Technology deployment numbers

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues

• Document key implementation issues to the
  evaluation and deployment of potential smart
  roadside solutions
• Statutory or regulatory changes
• New or enhanced federal or state programs
• New research and technology activities
• Targeted funding
• Data management
• Interoperability
• Others

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Data Privacy
• Integration/Correlation of Data
• Data Accuracy
• Verifiable
• Timeliness (real-time)
• Cost to deploy and maintain
• Deployment Issues
• Data Volume
• Training
• Adequate Staff/Resources
• Response Capability

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Institutional barriers
• MOAs
• Reluctance to share
• Buy In
• Turf Battles
• Who pays?
• Benefits not always accrue to those bearing costs
• Number of nodes in data exchanges and
  communications
• Data analysis
• Standards
• Universal Information Overload to responders
• Limit to critical/necessary
• Communications
• Availability/reliability
• Data access/compartmentalization

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Document ultimate products of smart roadside
  initiative
• Guiding Principles
• Roadmap and timeline with major milestones
• Business Case
• Business Plan
• Business case for funding
• Technology scans, comparisons
• Technology requirements, concepts of operations
• Architecture
• Project plan
• Workshops and training
• Outreach
• Performance measures

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Identify key stakeholders that need to be at the
  table?
• Government
• USDOT (Funding, Guidance, Rulemaking,
  Coordination with other Federal Agencies, States,
  Locals and Industry, Lead/Champion, Architecture,
  Technical expertise
• DHS (TSA) Limited funding, National level
  highway security, Security ratings, Corporate
  Security Reviews, TSOC
• DHS (CBP) Border Progress and Issues,
• DNDO Radiation and Scanning Technology, ST
  Technology Development
• State and Local
• DOT
• Enforcement,
• Local Enforcement,
• Response Teams

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Private Sector/Industry
• Motor Carriers
• Shippers and Brokers
• Equipment Manufacturers
• Truck Manufacturers
• Importers and Manufacturers
• Insurance
• Drivers
• Rental/Leasing Companies
• Systems Integrators
• Academic/Research
• Consultants

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Security Breakout ResultsImplementation Issues
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• Technology
• Finance
• Legal
• Marketing
• Others