OUR STORY

We’re Changing the Way Authorities Interact With Their Community &

Changing the Security Mindset

Community Security Best Practices & CommunicationsCollaborative Efforts - Actionable Outcomes

Mass Environments

Cities / Airports / Seaport / Transport / CI

Effective policing and security counterterrorism preventative methods provide for a safer community and intelligence.

An 18-year-old evidence-based approach,

using effective methods of interaction:

Borne out of necessity, in 2004 Project Griffin was developed by the City of London and Metropolitan Police Departments because of the bombings in the financial district. The outcome is an eyes and ears strategy that, over the years, has proven to be one of the most effective methods of public safety for people and critical infrastructure.

The INTERPORTPOLICE, in cooperation with the Morrone 9/11 Center for Counterterrorism & Security; and Atlas One communications, and AtlasIED, brings you a state-of-the-art communication and collaboration system that provides trusted notifications on a mass or geofenced basis with multiple communication features through the authorities social media channels or global app.

Airports, Seaports | SAFE CITIES | Transport, Borders

Authorities can proactively engage their personnel and community through information, from daily relevant and timely notification of community occurrences that can affect them, to emergencies and even escalated crises.

Our public and internal education campaigns are focused on community awareness and security requirements.Collaboration & Communication

How we help

We facilitate optimal security practices, collaborative information sharing, international policy, operational training and outcome examination to leverage authority forces’ capacity to address sustainability against serious transnational crime and protect public safety and critical infrastructure in the world’s aviation and maritime community.

Protect your Authority; Engage Your Community

A CASE STUDY - Counterterrorism Policing

A program that grew out of the 2004 London bombings and called Project Griffin, today as Project Servator continues as a nationwide policing tactic that aims to disrupt a range of criminal activity, including terrorism, while providing a reassuring presence for the public.

The approach relies on police working with the community – businesses, partners, and members of the public – to build a vigilance network and encourage suspicious activity to be reported.

The programme successfully gathers intelligence that has assisted Counter Terrorism Units in investigating and preventing acts of terror. It has resulted in arrests for a multitude of offenses and is responsible for removing firearms, knives, and drugs from the streets.

A Case Study - Animal Trafficking

In 2022, a joint law enforcement and other international partners, known as "Operation Kuluna," targeted a major wildlife trafficking network.

• Location: The operation traced the trafficking route from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to the United States, specifically the Port of Seattle, Washington.

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• Trafficking method: Defendants smuggled elephant ivory and white rhinoceros horns in concealed shipping containers via seaports.

• Outcome: Police arrested two individuals, which led to a follow-up action by a task force in the DRC. The coordinated effort resulted in the seizure of 2,067 pounds of ivory and 75 pounds of pangolin scales in Kinshasa, valued at approximately $3.5 million.

Working together, we effectively provide a more secure and collaborative environment

A Prevent, Protect, and Prepare strategy provides authorities with operational crisis requirements. Our mission and programmes address efforts through international and national organizations, including United Nations Agencies, NATO, US DHS/ FEMA, and EU law enforcement and member authorities.