Maritime Security Center
A Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology Directorate (S&T) Center of Excellence
The Maritime Security Center (MSC) is a Department of Homeland Security Science & Technology Directorate (S&T) Center of Excellence in port and maritime security that leverages the physical infrastructure and intellectual capital of its academic, industry, and government partners.
The MSC develops and applies a multi-sensor layered approach to enhance Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) and MTS resiliency. Led by Stevens Institute of Technology, the center conducts innovative research and develops new tools and technologies.
Established in 2014, the center is founded upon the accomplishments and research conducted under the former Center for Secure and Resilient Maritime Commerce (CSR).
Our Research
About MSC
Education and Training
The Maritime Security Center offers maritime security-centric educational programs tailored to college-level and professional development audiences.
Webinar Series
Our webinar series engages DHS Science & Technology stakeholders in discussions regarding the use and application of sensing technologies to counter maritime and border security threats.
About the Maritime Security Center
The disruption or disabling of vessels, cargo inventory and port facility systems adversely affects everything from homeland security and personal safety to the economy. Our researchers have developed Port Resiliency Assessment tools and Cybersecurity Risk-Based Performance Standards to provide decision-support and mitigation strategies to the U.S. Coast Guard in their missions to enforce the physical and operational safety and security, and resilience of the Marine Transportation System.
Hady Salloum, Director
The Maritime Security Center is directed by Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Hady Salloum. For inquiries about collaboration with our research contact: [email protected]
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