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<abstract>After the attacks of September 11, 2001, concerns intensified
that terrorists would attempt to smuggle a weapon of mass	 
destruction into the United States. One possible method for	 
terrorists to smuggle such a weapon is to use one of the 7	 
million cargo containers that arrive at our nation&apos;s seaports	 
each year. The Department of Homeland Security&apos;s U.S. Customs and
Border Protection (CBP) is responsible for addressing the	 
potential threat posed by the movement of oceangoing cargo	 
containers. Since CBP cannot inspect all arriving cargo 	 
containers, it uses a targeting strategy, which includes an	 
automated targeting system. This system targets some containers  
for inspection based on a perceived level of risk. In this	 
testimony, GAO provides preliminary findings on its assessment of
(1) whether CBP&apos;s development of its targeting strategy is	 
consistent with recognized key risk management and computer	 
modeling practices and (2) how well the targeting strategy has	 
been implemented at selected seaports around the country.</abstract>
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