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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 101
Crews 'Racing Against Time' to Contain Oil Spill in Manila Bay
Massive waves brought on by typhoon rainfall reportedly sank the
MT
Terra Nova
tanker on July 25, killing one crew member, with 16 others rescued.
Western Sanctions, Houthi Attacks Boost Appeal of Russia’s Arctic Sea Route
Last year, the waterway saw a record 36 million tons of cargo pass through, of which more than half was super-chilled liquefied natural gas.
Cargo Ship Arrives at Zeebrugge With Infestation of Wolf Spiders
The
Glovis Sun
— carrying a couple thousand cars as its cargo — had recently traveled around Southern Africa, before arriving at the Port of Zeebrugge on July 18.
How Logistics Managers Should Approach Fleet Decarbonization
Mounting regulatory demands, customer expectations, and corporate sustainability targets have combined to create a swirling vortex in which fleet managers are under pressure to decarbonize their vehicles,
Watch: Getting a Grip on Supply Chain Visibility
Abe Eshkenazi, chief executive officer of the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), discusses the challenge of achieving true end-to-end visibility across global, multi-tier supply chains.
As Regulators Pause, Supply Chain Managers Move Forward with Climate Reporting
While the SEC’s recent rule remains tangled up in legal challenges, major corporations are moving forward with voluntary climate reporting through their supply chains.
Boeing Driving ‘Transformational Change’ That May Take Years
The overhaul will take years to take root, and will require support from customers who’ve been burned by Boeing’s delays and quality lapses.
Air Freight Could Take 'Days or Even Weeks' to Recover from CrowdStrike Crash
Both FedEx and UPS have warned customers to expect delays on package deliveries originally slated for the date of CrowdStrike's outage on July 19.
The Importance of Standards in Combatting Rising Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks are becoming more widespread, with cybercriminals infiltrating or compromising the least-secure aspects of a company’s increasingly broad digital ecosystem.
Global IT Collapse Puts Cyber Firm CrowdStrike in Spotlight
The company pegged the incident to “a defect found in a single content update for Windows hosts,” and said the outage wasn’t down to a cyberattack or security breach.
Podcast | The Short Shelf Life of Electronic Components in A&D
How do we solve the problem of obsolete electronic components in the aviation and defense industry?
Damaged Internet Subsea Cables Repaired in Red Sea Amid Militant Attacks on Ships
The cables were severed by the anchor of a cargo ship sunk by Iran-backed Houthi militants in late February.
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