Even as increased demand strains supplies of crude oil and natural gas around the world, seaborne terrorism continues to pose a major threat of disruption to international deliveries.Consider again the threat to the Straits of Malacca, which-according to Malaysia’s police chief-remains vulnerable to a terrorist strike that would send political and economic shock waves worldwide.At an ocean security conference last week, Inspector General of Police Musa Hassan told law and shipping officials from more than 30 countries that militants could storm a ship, hijack one carrying hazardous material, or use a vessel as a weapon to hit port and land facilities.Maritime terrorism is a “t...