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Port and Maritime Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Finally Get More Attention

Logistics Viewpoints

Since the systems affected were controlling the flow of vessels and freight around the world, these can be classified as OT-level supervisory type systems. More standards and guidelines are being developed specifically for maritime and port sector cybersecurity. Should we call the Maersk attack an OT-level attack or an IT-level attack?

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Risk Management in Halal Supply Chains

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

This results in incorrect actions and communication The service industry, like logistics service providers, distributors and retailers are not well prepared for halal issue and crisis management, endangering the effectiveness of halal risk mitigation measures by the brand owner.

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Blog Series: The Ultimate Guide to Supply Chain Resiliency, Part 4 – Institutionalize

Resilinc

You may be part of an organization whose leaders understand that supply chain risk management (SCRM) is a strategic imperative, and your SCRM may already be mature and delivering a return on investment. Assessing for more types of risks. Part 4 – Institutionalize to ensure longevity and value.

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Supply Chain Management:The Role of Information Sharing in.

Infosys Supply Chain Management

Logistics and Distribution. By formulating effective business policies, agreements and business plans that an enterprise can use to establish guidelines and rules for exchange of information with supply chain partners can help assuage those barriers. Enterprise Asset Management: IT Asset Management (57).