Ports & terminals

Keep the port moving.

A security incident does not just create risk, it stops operations. MarineGuard delivers the complete requirement, perimeter to certification, land and water as one boundary, with our own C2 software at the heart, so the port keeps running and you stay ahead of every obligation.

Port terminal
What you actually need

Continuity, compliance, and no finger pointing.

The operator's job is to keep cargo and people moving without an incident that halts the site or fails an inspection. Disconnected systems and multiple vendors make that harder, and the waterline is usually the widest gap of all.

How MarineGuard helps

  • The whole system delivered turnkey: perimeter, access control, CCTV and more
  • Detection across land and water in one view
  • ISPS certification pathway and ongoing compliance
  • One partner accountable for the whole site
  • On premise, so sensitive data stays on site
  • Monitored and supported around the clock
ISPS certification

From first assessment to approved certification.

An ISPS certified facility is what keeps international trade open. MarineGuard takes port facilities through the full pathway: gap analysis, security training, the Port Facility Security Assessment, an ISPS compliant Port Facility Security Plan, and submission through to approval by the competent authority. Then we keep you certified, year after year. And because the same team delivers the systems your security plan requires, the plan and the infrastructure never drift apart.

Delivered by security cleared specialists with decades of experience working to the ISPS Code, anywhere in the world.

Certification, then continuity

  • Gap analysis and a clear project plan for the facility
  • Port Facility Security Assessment (PFSA)
  • ISPS compliant Port Facility Security Plan (PFSP)
  • PFSO training, security and search training for staff
  • Restricted areas and security protocols established
  • Quarterly security drills and an annual exercise
  • Full annual PFSP audit, review and re writes

See C2 configured for a port.