ISO 28001 Supply Chain Security Management System is an international standard developed to manage risks within the supply chain and ensure the secure transportation of goods. This system encourages taking proactive measures against security threats such as theft, sabotage, smuggling, and terrorism. It enables you to establish and implement security processes covering all stages of your supply chain. By guaranteeing the security and integrity of your goods, it reinforces customer trust and helps you fulfill your obligations in international trade.
Security Risk Assessment It enables you to systematically identify, analyze, and prioritize security threats and vulnerabilities that may be encountered at every stage of your supply chain (transportation, transit, storage, customs clearance).
Security Planning and Controls It allows you to develop comprehensive security plans, procedures, and emergency response plans regarding physical security (facilities, containers), personnel security (screening, training), information security, and transportation security against identified risks.
Supply Chain Collaboration It encourages a consistent and effective security level throughout the entire supply chain by sharing security information, establishing common security protocols, and building mutual trust with suppliers, logistics service providers, customs authorities, and all other stakeholders.
Incident Management and Improvement It requires you to establish procedures for response, investigation, and recovery when a security breach or incident occurs. It aims for continuous improvement of the system by learning from incidents.
It is suitable for sea, air, road, and rail transport companies, logistics providers, warehouse operators, customs brokerage firms, and any manufacturer or distributor playing a critical role in the supply chain.
Yes, they are closely related. An ISO 28001-compliant management system serves as strong evidence and a foundation in the AEO application process in many countries, facilitating the procedure.
Yes; since the standard requires managing security risks within your supply chain, it is important to ensure that your suppliers have appropriate security controls and to secure this status through contracts.
Security risk assessments, security plans, personnel security screenings and training, physical security measures, supplier management procedures, and incident management plans are comprehensively audited.
Yes; having a system that proactively manages and reduces supply chain security risks can lead to discounts in cargo insurance premiums and improve the overall risk profile.
Your warehouse is a critical node in the supply chain. The standard enables you to manage risks of theft, damage, or illegal use of your warehouse, providing confidence to your customers and allowing you to enter into business partnerships that require high security.
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