SIEM Integration

Quelle: https://www.ibm.com/security/siem

A SIEM integration in logistics refers to linking a Security Information and Event Management system with logistics applications (WMS, TMS, ERP) and infrastructure to collect, correlate, analyze, and monitor security events, anomalies, and compliance incidents from supply chain systems, enabling early detection and response to cyber threats, fraud, operational disruptions, and risks in the logistics network.

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