About SECURUS

SECURUS Strategic Trade Solutions, LLC provides information, analysis, guidance and training on trade controls and compliance in the Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, FSU, and Europe. We draw from a highly qualified team of professionals to offer customized solutions that enhance global trade operations and help maximize business opportunities. READ MORE >>

Services

SECURUS offers a full suite of global trade control and compliance services, tailored to serve our clients’ needs and goals. Our services come in the form of analytical reports, consultations on company compliance plans, on-site training workshops, content for company databases, and communication with government regulators. LEARN MORE >>

Global Capabilities

The SECURUS network of highly experienced global partners and contacts can provide insight into trade controls as they actually work on the ground, the situations businesses may encounter, and how companies should respond to these complexities. SECURUS has expertise on export controls in over 75 countries. READ MORE >>

Press Room


THE EXCHANGE: WorldECR Special Focus on Korea, The Seoul Summit and trends in international and Asia Pacific nuclear-related export controls
By Jay P. Nash & DukChan Yoon

  • This article by Jay P. Nash and DukChan Yoon is part of the April 2012 issue of WorldECR, the journal of export controls and compliance. The entire issue, including this article, will be out later this year.

  • Nuclear-related export controls have received increased attention at international and national levels in recent years in response to both the ‘nuclear renaissance’ and continuing nuclear proliferation and safety challenges – especially in the Asia Pacific region. The March 2012 Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, South Korea (also ‘ROK’) is the latest international effort to address those challenges. While the summit’s primary focus is on nuclear security (as was the 2010 summit’s), it has considerable influence on, and implications for, global nuclear-related export controls. The summits help reinforce and raise the profile and importance of actions undertaken by the United Nations Security Council (‘UNSC’) and multilateral organiz- ations, such as the Nuclear Suppliers Group (‘NSG’), to strengthen and promote international standards and ‘best practices’ in nuclear-related export controls.

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Events

Jay P. Nash will participate in the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP) Export Controls Expert Group in Taipei, Taiwan from June 18-19.

Jay P. Nash presented the "Analyzing Asia-Pacific Export Controls" Webinar hosted by ECTI on May 9. For those that attended, keep watching for when ECTI releases the course materials!

Ryan Cathie participated at the International Export Control Conference in Slovenia in early May. Ryan was among other strategic trade experts from almost 100 countries discussing updates in global strategic trade controls.