Supply Chain Risk
Exposure Evaluation Network(SCREEN )SMSupply Chain Risk Exposure
Evaluation Network (SCREEN)
Ensuring cargo integrity, as well as timely and in-tact delivery, isoften complicated by a lack of accurate visibility into operationalrisk. Unique challenges of country of origin, transportation
infrastructure, supplier norms, and product-handling procedures
regularly result in product theft, tampering, loss, and theintroduction of unmanifested cargo into legitimate shipments.
Manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors worldwide lose productwhich ultimately affects profitability. BSI’s global cargo loss
estimate for 2011 is $19.4 billion; the vast majority, an estimated86 percent, of loss occurs in transit. Each geographic region
presents unique challenges: soft-sided trucks in Europe arelucrative targets for cargo thieves, stowaways, and contraband
smugglers; the lack of secured parking locations coupled withorganized ethnic gangs operating in the U.S. leads to a high rateof theft; counterweighted air shipments originating in Latin
America and parts of Asia highlight air transit chain of custodygaps. From a business continuity perspective, threats to thesupply chain threaten the whole enterprise. There is also acompliance angle. Governments are applying greater scrutiny
to traders’ supply chain risk management and supplieroversight practices.

SCREEN Risk Maps

SCREEN Components

SCREEN Features• Supply Chain Security• Country Risk Reports• Real-time intelligence• Risk mapping• Cargo Disruption• Spotlight News• BSI proprietary risk analysis• Glossary of terms• Supply Chain Terrorism• BSI Special Reports• Incident Statistics• Help Desk

• BSI Risk Maps

• Query and search

BSI Supply Chain Security Solutions Team
Our team comprises experts in supply chain disruption-intelligence methodology andmodeling, risk assessment and management, terrorism analysis, WMD proliferation analysis,and import/export compliance. This team has conducted security risk assessments worldwide
and understands the unique challenges and risks posed at the country level. BSI Supply Chain
Security Solutions works with importers, forwarders, marine insurers, and governments toaddress actionable and inherent supply chain risk. BSI’s risk calculations draw fromproprietary data and analysis related to specific supply chain exposures, including supply
chain disruption trends; transit modality exposure; supply chain terrorism; and country risk
variables. BSI also offers consulting and support services focused on achieving and sustaining
compliance with government- and association-sponsored supply chain security initiatives.

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BSI Supply Chain Security Solutions

Managing the Supply Chain
for Business Continuity
The volume, pace, and tracking visibilityof 21st century trade has driven thejust-in-time inventory strategy, enabling
businesses to meet demand withminimal inventory. This lowers overhead
and limits time-at-rest; it also increases
the number of third-party logistics andservice providers involved in themovement of goods and impedes
visibility into the chain of custody.
Companies must proactively implement
supply chain management strategies
that promote business resilienceand limit disruption if breached.

SCREEN offers the most complete, publiclyavailable, supply chain security intelligencedata and analysis source. SCREEN data sets
include unique, proprietary risk data, alongwith BSI-generated analysis related to global
supply chain security risk exposure as well as
trade and compliance information. This
online application assists companies withidentifying and understanding supply chain
security threats. Companies can apply thisinformation–including BSI’s security
countermeasure recommendations in areas
such as in-transit security, supplier minimum
security criteria, and cargo chain of custody
controls–to develop and implement tailoredapproaches to improve business continuityand compliance.
SCREEN generates real-time tradeinterruption, cargo theft, contraband andsmuggling updates; and SCREEN Spotlight
News focuses on supply chain security-related
incidents worldwide. Users can also accessand download BSI-authored special reports on
major disruption incidents, countermeasureprograms, and risk mitigation best practices
by country.

SCREEN users gain exclusive online accessto country information and can download
country-specific reports in the following
focus areas:• Cargo disruption
Cargo disruption threat-level ratings for
203 countries. BSI maintains an active,
proprietary database of cargo disruption
and loss rates due to theft spanning over
10 years and incorporating incidents
affecting over $10 trillion dollars worth ofcargo movement. Users gain visibility into
cargo theft levels and modus operandi,
drug and contraband smuggling, andcountry-specific transportation modality
exposure. In turn they can apply thisinformation to their security controls
based on inherent, in-country risk.
• Supply chain terrorism
Intelligence, analysis, and associated threat
levels related to terrorist activity and supply
chain risk exposure related to anti-Western
terrorism threats in 203 countries. SCREEN
supply chain terrorism reports include
detailed profiles and threat levels for over250 active terrorist groups with ideologies
that specifically target Western interestsand in-transit commerce.
• Business and Political Climate
SCREEN also includes in-depth countryspecific information relevant to supplychain security. BSI presents this data in
categories including:- Population and Culture- Economy and Trade- Transportation Infrastructure- General Governance- Export Control Governance- Employer Security Practices- Customs-Trade Supply Chain
Security Programs.
SCREEN users can generate Businessand Political Climate reports that include
this data and BSI’s unique analysis.

SCREEN as a Compliance Tool for the C-TPAT
Five-Step Risk Assessment Process
SCREEN will provide users with a comprehensive intelligence resourcethat will assist them in complying with U.S. Customs and Border
Protection’s (CBP) recommended five-step risk assessment process.
CBP specifically advises C-TPAT participants to conduct threat
assessments that take into account the supply chain security
threats posed by anti-Western terrorism, contraband and humansmuggling activities, and country risk variables. CBP lists 28 different
intelligence sources that companies can use as the basis forincorporating risk into supplier assessments. To simplify this,
SCREEN provides a single intelligence repository that provides
companies with high-level, as well as issue- and location-specific,
risk views that enable them to make informed, calculated risk
management decisions and implement
C-TPAT-compliant strategies.

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For more information call +91 11 2692 9000
or visit www.supplychainsecurity.com
BSI Group India
The Mira Corporate Suite, A-2, Plot No. 1&2
Ishwar Nagar, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110065
Tel: +91 11 2692 9000
Email: info.in@bsigroup.com
www.bsigroup.co.in

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