Transport Security Services

• TSP quality assurance audit
• TSP health check
• Annual review and risk assessment
• Project plan for the proposed Transport Security Bill
• Security documentation
• Security Officer as a Service (SOaaS) to assist with managing regulatory programs and investigation of security incidents

• Aviation incident reporting
• Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) quality assurance audit
• Regulated Airports
• Passenger Transport operators
• Secure escorting of persons utilising aircraft and airport security zones
• Air Traffic Management System cyber security

• Passenger Transport and Freighter operators
• Maritime port operators – Regulated port facilities
• Maritime vessel operators - Regulated operators
• Maritime security identification card (MSIC) issuing bodies 

• IACS and Rail Standards Maturity assessments (IEC 62443, CLC/TS 50701)
• Implementation of Asset Owner specific standards (TfNSW ASA, RISSB, ARTC etc.)
• Tender/Bid cyber security requirements development and analysis
• Control System Threat Assessments and Systems Assurance
• Physical security assessments of rail control centres, stations and precints
• Staff vetting and insider threat assessments

• Passenger baggage, screening of persons and screening of air cargo
• Regulated Air Cargo Agents (RACA)
• Accredited Air Cargo Agents (AACA)
• Known Consignor (KC) – originates air cargo allowing cargo to be cleared at origin and ensures secure transportation by a regulated entity
• Enhanced Air Cargo Examination (EACE) Notice holder – Issued to a RACA or RACA Aircraft Operator for prescriptive examination methods required in air cargo

The security of transport systems is an important part of keeping passengers and operators safe from malicious threats.

There are many niche risks, vulnerabilities, and potential dangers that need to be considered when thinking about resilience measures in place on systems such as trains, trams or buses.

We offer a range of security services that cover the spectrum from cyber to physical and personnel. We deliver advice, assurance, and audit services to help with your supply chains, quality assurance, security health checks, foreign interference testing, risk assessments, Transport Security Plans, and more.

Our approach to the development of investment plans is based on a deep understanding of both the regulatory and maturity goals of the Transportation sector in the short and long term and is further reinforced by aligning these to current states and meeting relevant standards across industries such as Rail, Maritime and Roads.  

When these inputs are developed into capital programs the goals remain clear and traceable and importantly these quality focused engineering approaches found in industries such as Defence and Aerospace are tailored to ensure agility in delivery. 

What this approach means for customers that operate in asset heavy industries is that security investments are targeted, measurable and traceable allowing organisations to show and prove that the investment has met its goals with the Anchoram team partnering across the development, delivery and verification. 

For Transportation operators in franchise models the current changes to Security of Critical Infrastructure (SOCI) Act will compel operators to adhere to the Legislation in the same manner as those in a traditional owner/operator model. 

This provides opportunities for these franchised operators to value add and uplift operating contracts by offering a plan to ensure compliance across areas such as security tooling, governance, risk management and protective security in line with timeframes set out in the Legislation. 

Taking a forward position on changes to Legislation demonstrates an operator's commitment to security and provides assurances to asset owners that the risks are being addressed. It also creates opportunities to add security requirement uplifts to operating contracts in order to address any new gaps created by Legislation.