Supply Chain Security: Based on CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria

The paper on 'Supply Chain Security: Based on CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria' was presented by Mr. Suresh Kumar in the awareness programme on The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) Audit and Requirements: The Key Fundamentals on 12 September 2023 via Microsoft Teams. This awareness programme provided knowledge and insights on the importance of Supply Chain Security, and focused on the development of cooperative relationships between Customs and the business community. The seminar aimed to strengthen the security of the overall supply chain while facilitating the flow of legitimate trade. The topics discussed are overview of IS 28000 (Security Management System for the Supply Chain), security policy and overview of threat & risk analysis, Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT), transport security management, security requirements pre-shipment and during shipment, facility security, HR and procurement standards for supply chain security, procurement process, information security and social compliance