Maritime and port facility security software
MTSA facility security plans require documented patrols, TWIC verification and drill records the Coast Guard can inspect.
MTSA
facility security plan audits conducted by the USCG
10
typical posts covered per site in this vertical
5.2 pts
median gross margin recovered per contract
Risks ports and terminals actually face
- TWIC credential verification at access points
- Restricted-area breach on terminal grounds
- Vessel interface security during operations
- MARSEC level escalation staffing
What MerlynOps runs for you
- TWIC-gated assignment and gate verification logs
- MARSEC-level-aware staffing templates
- Drill scheduling with completion evidence
- Facility Security Officer reporting pack
Compliance coverage
Questions operators ask
What does security software for ports and terminals need to do?
MTSA facility security plans require documented patrols, TWIC verification and drill records the Coast Guard can inspect. MerlynOps covers twic-gated assignment and gate verification logs, marsec-level-aware staffing templates, drill scheduling with completion evidence in one system, with evidence attached to every action.
Which compliance standards apply to ports and terminals?
Most operators in this vertical answer to MTSA 33 CFR 105, TWIC verification, USCG drill and exercise records, ISPS Code alignment. MerlynOps stores credential expiry, patrol proof and incident records so an audit request is a report, not a fire drill.
How fast can we go live at a maritime & port security site?
Same day. Import sites and officers, define posts and checkpoints, publish the schedule. There is no mandatory professional-services engagement.
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