WebMaster, Author at CCICADA

Past, Active, or Planned Criminal Disruptions of Medical-Device Supply Chains

Criminal organizations have previously disrupted and manipulated legitimate global supply chains for financial gain and other reasons, and they will continue to do so. Such [Read more...]

May 5, 2023

Reconnect 2022: Optimization

June 12, 2022 – June 17, 2022 Location: Chauncey Hotel & Conference Center ETS, 660 Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08541 Organizers: Tamra Carpenter, DIMACS Margaret [Read more...]

June 10, 2022

CCICADA and CREATE Launch the MCAT Project: Modeling the Impact of Complex, Multi-Vector Disruptions to the Marine Transportation System

The Marine Transportation System (MTS) is a vital part of the nation’s supply chain. The vast majority of U.S. overseas trade is carried by the MTS, and this, in turn, [Read more...]

November 23, 2021

New CINA-CCICADA Project: Early Warning about Criminal Supply Chain Disruption

In the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, the FBI and U.S. Secret service issued a press release detailing the potential for dramatic increases of novel types of [Read more...]

November 22, 2021

DHS Awards New Center to a Team Involving CCICADA

Rutgers University is part of a new Center of Excellence (COE) selected by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for Engineering Secure Environments from Targeted [Read more...]

November 15, 2021

ADAC, CCICADA and CREATE Organize a Workshop on the Suez Canal Incident: Implications for the Global Maritime Supply Chain

When the container ship Ever Given ran aground in the Suez Canal in the morning of March 23, 2021, the incident led to some significant short-term supply- chain impacts and [Read more...]

July 22, 2021

Articles by WebMaster

Past, Active, or Planned Criminal Disruptions of Medical-Device Supply Chains

Reconnect 2022: Optimization

CCICADA and CREATE Launch the MCAT Project: Modeling the Impact of Complex, Multi-Vector Disruptions to the Marine Transportation System

New CINA-CCICADA Project: Early Warning about Criminal Supply Chain Disruption

DHS Awards New Center to a Team Involving CCICADA

ADAC, CCICADA and CREATE Organize a Workshop on the Suez Canal Incident: Implications for the Global Maritime Supply Chain

Workshop on Suez Canal Incident Impact and Implications for the Global Maritime Supply Chain

Rutgers Researchers Seek Root Causes, Root Cures, for Disruptions to the Technology Supply Chain

CCICADA a Leader in Stadium Security

CCICADA’s Simulation Tools for Crowd Management Make World’s Busiest Bus Terminal Safer