Prior to international travel, all employees should be made aware of the limitations on what technical data can be brought with them and what can be s...
Read MoreIf your company uses outside service providers or contractors such as cleaning services or IT professionals, it is important to ensure that provided p...
Read MoreAny U.S. company that engages in manufacture, export or temporary import of defense articles or furnishing of defense services, is required to registe...
Read MoreAccess by foreign person visitors to controlled product and technical data should be restricted by U.S. companies. When visitors are identified as for...
Read MoreWith this rulemaking, the Department is removing from USML Category XI certain high-energy storage capacitors that it assesses have broad commercial a...
Read MoreThe Department of State is amending the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) to expand the types of defense articles that may be exported ...
Read MoreUnder the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) Enhanced Proliferation Control Initiative (EPCI), a license is required to export/reexport ANY item ...
Read MoreWarmer weather is approaching and with it air shows. It is important to remember if you will be exhibiting any military/defense products or licensable...
Read MoreThe Department of State proposes to add two new entries to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) to expand the definition of “activitie...
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