As supply chains become increasingly connected and data-driven, knowing where a shipment is does not necessarily mean it is secure. High-value and strategic cargo remain exposed to theft, fraud, unauthorized handovers, route manipulation, and diversion throughout transit.
This session explores how human judgment, digital intelligence, and operational readiness can work together to move cargo security beyond passive tracking. Drawing on practical security controls and recent incidents involving strategic cargo, it examines how logistics providers can strengthen carrier and driver verification, detect route and delivery anomalies, safeguard sensitive shipment information, authenticate cargo handovers, and coordinate rapid incident response.
The focus is on how logistics providers can turn visibility into early security intervention, protect cargo throughout the shipment lifecycle, and build more trusted and resilient supply chains.
