Cybersecurity and managed IT for Logistics & Wholesale
Prevent supply chain downtime with stable IT infrastructure and secure access for employees, suppliers and customers.
Prevent cyber threats from disrupting your logistics chain
Protect systems, warehouses and supply chain integrations with 24/7 monitoring and immediate follow-up. Keep goods, orders and business-critical data moving securely.
Secure the digital chain from warehouse to final destination
Aumatics connects IT and OT into one secure entity. From cybersecurity and identity governance to managed IT and OT security. We help you move forward with reliable IT solutions and cybersecurity.
SOC
Our Dutch security analysts monitor your IT environment 24/7, detect cyber threats at an early stage, and intervene immediately to prevent or mitigate security incidents.
Identity Security
Easily secure identities, manage access rights, and meet the strictest compliance requirements.
OT Security
Specialized security for operational technology within production environments.
Cybersecurity
Integrated protection and compliance for cloud, hybrid, and on-premise systems.
IT Consultancy
Advice and guidance on IT strategy, cloud, security, and modernization.
Managed IT
Full management of networks and complex IT environments, plus support for internal teams.
Results for organisations that trust us
From blind spots to full control, from overprovisioning to a grip on cloud costs. This is how we help enterprise organizations move forward with IT and cybersecurity.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about cybersecurity in logistics
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Monitoring primarily shortens detection and response times for anomalies involving accounts, endpoints and connected systems. Continuity also depends on segmentation, recovery procedures and redundancy across WMS, TMS and order processes.
This is possible for systems that provide usable logs, network data or security signals. The precise coverage of WMS, TMS, scanners and warehouse automation is therefore established technically in advance.
Supply chain risk often lies in API integrations, VPN access, service accounts and shared credentials. Monitoring can detect anomalous use, but clear access rights, segmentation and regular supplier reviews are also required.
Out-of-hours handling is defined in the selected service and SLA. With 24/7 monitoring, relevant signals are validated and escalated to the appropriate person through the agreed escalation path.
Where technically possible, existing tooling can remain in use as a data source. During the intake, we assess which integrations provide sufficient context and where configuration, additional logging or other coverage is needed.
Monitoring, incident logging and reporting support demonstrable risk management and incident follow-up. NIS2 compliance also requires governance, policies, supply chain management and appropriate organisational measures.