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The international trade in security services & security-related expertise implies the potential for a "proliferation of security-related know-how." In late 2007, South Africa & Israel adopted laws to regulate the export of security services & security-related knowledge. The aim of this article is to compare these laws. After considering the definitions of "security services" & "security-related know-how," the paper addresses the issue of how difficult these laws will be to implement in practice. Finally, an assessment is made as to which of the two laws seems to be the most adequate means of controlling the export of security services & security-related expertise. Adapted from the source document.