Supply Chain Security – Logistics security
Logistics incidents that are security related involving pharmaceutical product which could eventually aid in the diversion, missing drugs, human smuggling, lost shipments, last mile courier thefts (opportunistic crimes) and other security related events in order to generate ideas resulting risk mitigation measures pertaining to pharma product.
- In-Scope: Cargo Thefts (hijacking, last-mile
carrier thefts, pilferage, attempted theft),
product diversion, fictitious pick up, returns,
product destruction, sabotage. - Out-of-Scope: Serialization, quality issues,
cross-contamination, adulteration,
counterfeiting, tampering.
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