Small Boats, Big Worries: Thwarting Terrorist Attacks from the Sea

For the United States to develop a comprehensive and multilayeredapproach to homeland security, it must address the small-boatthreat by (1) developing plans to improve U.S. situationalawareness rather than defend against specific threat types and (2)investing in measures that bolster the U.S. economy and provide thebest return for the amount spent.

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