TAPA’s Incident Information Service (IIS) is a data and mapping tool which helps members to source intelligence on cargo thefts to help protect the resilience of their supply chains.
The IIS database does not request any company information when collecting information on cargo losses. Victims of losses remain anonymous.
For each incident reported to TAPA’s IIS, entries can be made for:
To see how TAPA’s IIS works, please take a moment to watch our IIS Explainer Video.
TAPA members use IIS to protect the security of their drivers, vehicles and customers’ products. The intelligence they gather from the searchable IIS database enables them to avoid cargo thefts hotspots and plan the most secure transportation routes.
IIS also integrates with TAPA’s Secure Parking Online Tool, helping transport planners to see and select secure truck parking locations on their chosen routes for when drivers are required to take mandatory rest breaks. You can watch our Secure Parking Online Tool Explainer Video now.
The IIS database collates cargo crime intelligence from:
As well as the searchable IIS intelligence database, TAPA also uses incident data to provide members with:
TAPA’s IIS is widely respected as one of the most effective cargo crime intelligence tools and an effective contributor to loss prevention and supply chain resilience.
TAPA members can also use IIS to identify and contact law enforcement agencies in the EMEA region.
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Visitors can view the TAPA IIS public database. For full access to TAPA’s Incident Information Service become a member of TAPA EMEA.
Raising security standards within the supply chain.
TAPA aims to ensure the integrity and resilience of global supply chains, enabling sustainable supply chain risk management and loss prevention through the adoption of proven industry security standards, the gathering and sharing of threat and loss intelligence, training, networking and collaboration with all stakeholders to ensure the secure movement and supply of goods for businesses and consumers.
TAPA members have access to our searchable Incident Information Service (IIS) database containing intelligence on over 28,000 cargo theft incidents to increase their awareness of crime ‘hotspots’, the M.O. used by cargo thieves, and the products targeted, to help plan secure supply chains and support their own in-house resilience programmes.
As the world’s leading supply chain security and resilience Association, TAPA EMEA’s fast-growing membership includes leading global brands and SMEs all looking to benefit from the Association’s industry standards, training, incident intelligence, secure route planning, networking and communications tools and opportunities.