The digital transformation of supply chains brings with it new security challenges. Data flows, now essential to operational performance, also create vulnerabilities. In this context, protecting sensitive information—whether commercial, regulatory, or personal—is a key lever for resilience and compliance.
As a supply chain software publisher, Interlog Solutions has made this a core part of its strategy, integrating security requirements directly into the design of its platforms.
Sensitive Data at the Heart of the Supply Chain
Supply chains handle a wide variety of critical data. Customer data, which often includes personal and contractual information, must comply with regulations such as the GDPR. Logistics data—such as delivery status, transport documents, or customs tracking—is essential to smooth operations and must remain accurate and accessible at all times.
Financial flows and regulatory documents, particularly in customs or transport pooling contexts, also involve strategic information frequently exchanged with external partners. In this dense and interconnected landscape, data security cannot be left to chance.
Cybersecurity Risks Are on the Rise
Cyber risks have become systemic. Attacks targeting supply chains are on the rise, leveraging the diversity of access points and the growing number of ecosystem participants. Whether it’s ransomware, data breaches, or credential theft, the consequences can be serious: operational downtime, loss of critical data, or regulatory penalties.
In response, European regulations are becoming more demanding. In addition to the GDPR, the NIS2 Directive requires strict cyber risk management for critical entities. The Data Act introduces new rules on data access and sharing, while the AI Act sets obligations around the use of intelligent systems in operational environments.
Implementing Robust Security Measures
Addressing these challenges requires a holistic approach that blends organizational, technical, and contractual safeguards. Many companies are structuring their information security programs around ISO 27001-certified Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). This international standard provides a proven framework to identify sensitive assets, assess risks, and continuously improve protective measures.
With its integrated information security governance, Interlog Solutions has set up an active steering committee around its ISO 27001:2022-certified ISMS, comprising the IT department, the CISO, the ISMS manager, the DPO, and product managers. This governance ensures continuous risk control, agile compliance, and end-to-end data security in our solutions.
Our platforms are designed with security in mind, starting from the project phase: access control based on user roles, managed deletion of test data, full audit trails, and integrated mechanisms for exercising GDPR rights through our support portal.
Best Practices and Regulatory Expectations
Compliance is not a one-time effort—it requires structured governance and strong expectations of partners. Security clauses, supplier assessments, and proactive regulatory monitoring are now best practices in the sector.
One key success factor lies in aligning IT security with business requirements. At Interlog Solutions, this principle drives a wide-ranging regulatory watch that extends into domain-specific areas such as customs, transportation, and logistics AI. This allows us to anticipate legal changes and ensure our platforms remain aligned with client needs and industry standards.
Data security is no longer a back-office IT matter—it runs through the entire supply chain, from software design to day-to-day operational control. Amid growing risks, tighter regulations, and higher customer expectations for transparency, it has become a clear differentiator.
By embedding security into the core of its solutions, Interlog Solutions demonstrates a belief shared by leading players across the industry: only a global, consistent, and forward-thinking approach to data security can ensure sustainable operations while enhancing performance and trust.