Planning and chain couplings
Availability, reliable data, interfaces, customer portals and dependencies.
Logistics & Transport
NIS2 and cyber resilience for logistics and transport
Kynexis Information Security helps logistics and transport organisations to manage digital risks around planning, storage, transport, access and chain links. The approach focuses on continuity, recovery and reliable cooperation in the chain.
Your context
Digital continuity in a chain that always moves
Transport management, warehouse management, on-board computers, customer portals and data exchange direct the daily operation. Failure or unreliable data can quickly continue working in routes, stock, deliveries and customer agreements.
A useful approach connects cyber risks with operational scenarios. Kynexis Information Security captures critical digital links, external parties and recovery priorities and translates them into feasible improvements.
Digital dependency in practice
The cloud may be available while the operation is still standing
A transport planning can be technically online, while employees cannot access it locally due to a failure of Wi-Fi, a switch, firewall, internet connection or power supply. That's why we review the entire chain from cloud application to workplace, scanner and printer.
Focus areas
Reducing digital risks to manageable choices
The scope is tailored to the organisation, its societal mission, critical processes and digital dependencies.
Access and mobile resources
Accounts, on-board computers, scanners, devices, external access and secure management.
Storage and transport
Continuity of warehouse, route and transport processes and workable relapse options.
Incidents and Recovery
Rapid decision-making, chain communication, recovery order and periodic practice.
Governance and digital resilience
Practically organize Chain Responsibility
Logistics organisations work with many clients, transporters, software suppliers and other chain partners. Clear agreements on access, security, notifications, availability and recovery support reliable services.
The Dutch Cybersecurity Act and requirements of larger chain partners can bring additional expectations. Kynexis Information Security connects these requirements with its own risks and existing business operations, so that priorities remain clear and feasible.
View the NIS2 GAP analysis for duty of care and chain risks →Read about NIS2 supply chain and chain responsibility →View the risk analysis information security →Your result
Clear priorities and demonstrable progress
Kynexis Information Security translates research into decision-making information for the board and executive management and into concrete actions for those responsible in the organisation.
- Overview of critical systems, data and chain partners
- Recovery priorities linked to planning, storage and transport
- agreements and Improvements for Suppliers and External Access
- Board-level reporting with operational impact and decision points
Insight and execution
Research and support related to this
The appropriate route follows from your steering question, desired security and the current maturity of the organisation.
Cyber Security Audit
Review technique, processes, suppliers and operational control with independent evidence.
View Cyber Security Audit →Cybersecurity Assessment
Examine a defined technical, organisational or combined demand with appropriate depth.
View Cybersecurity Assessment →Information security risk assessment
Put digital threats, vulnerabilities, impact and appropriate measures structured in the picture.
View Information security risk assessment →Select IT service provider
Review quality, security, continuity, cooperation and portability when selecting suppliers.
View Select IT service provider →Incident management
Work out roles, decision-making, communication and recovery before speed and overview make the difference.
View Incident management →Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers for logistics & transport
Which logistics systems can be included?
TMS, WMS, on-board computers, scanners, customer portals, Microsoft 365, links and support infrastructure can be included in the scope.
Are chain partners and suppliers assessed?
Yes. Dependencies, access, responsibilities, contractual agreements, incident reports and recovery arrangements may be part of the investigation.
Can Kynexis help determine whether NIS2 is relevant?
Kynexis Information Security can help explore the actual sector, size, service and chain position and translate the outcome into an appropriate follow-up step. Legal review shall be involved when necessary.
Logistics is highly dependent on planning, data and chain partners. Therefore, bring together the systems, alternative methods and critical suppliers.