Security Certification | C-TPAT | GSV | SCS

TRS provides security services. typically implement security policies and are implemented via security mechanisms. Mechanisms used to provide confidentiality, identity authentication, integrity authentication, source authentication, and/or support the non-repudiation of information. By using our experience with various clients who have a variety of requirements, we have developed a menu of consulting strategies from which you can choose.

TRS offers advice and expertise to client organizations to help them improve their business performance. Our work is to focus on operations, strategy, management, IT, finance, marketing, HR, and supply chain management across a wide range of industries and specialisms.

Service Features

C-TPAT Certification

Custom Trade Partnership Against Terrorism

What Is GSV?

based on multiple security initiatives such as C-TPAT, PIP & AEO

Service Included

• C-TPAT
• GSV
• SCAN
• SCS

Frequently Asked Question

Q: What Is C-TPAT?

C-TPAT stands for Custom Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, by using this program US Custom and Border Protection Agency works with the trade community to strengthen international supply chains and improve United States border security. C-TPAT is a voluntary program which recognizes that CBP can provide the maximum level of cargo security only through close cooperation with the principal stakeholders of the international supply chain such as importers, carriers, consolidators, licensed custom brokers and manufactures etc.

Q: What Is GSV?

GSV stands for Global Security Verification, GSV based on multiple security initiatives such as C-TPAT, PIP & AEO. It’s core objective to enhance the supply chain security criteria to protect the global trade against terrorist act. GSV is a certification-based security program for importers, carriers, consolidators, licensed customs brokers and manufactures etc. It is becoming widely accepted standard by international customers and retail stores. Brands and international buyers are demanding more effective measures for evaluating suppliers’ security system.