The number of cyber security incidents in the transport sector has increased sharply over the past few years. Reports published by European Union Agency for Cyber Security (enisa) indicate a 25% increase in the monthly average number of reported incidents affecting the transport sector in 2022 compared to 2021. Many of these incidents affect the transport of goods, causing inevitable delays, demurrage and detention if the goods are not promptly stored, reloaded or handled.
Our solution is an extended liability service that protects the journey of your sea freight and air freight in transit against isolated and individual, non-systematic cyber attacks on our subcontracted carriers or transport operators.*
What is Cyber Disruption Protection?
Kuehne+Nagel Cyber Disruption Protection allows customers to recover named costs caused by cyber security incidents, such as reloading or re-stuffing, temporary storage or issuing of new transport documents in case the cargo’s journey is disrupted due to cyber attacks on our subcontractors.
Why Cyber Disruption Protection?
Kuehne+Nagel is aware of your need for the protection of the journey of your cargo against potential threats. This liability extension allows your cargo to resume its intended journey as soon as possible:
Priority is that your most urgent cargo is kept safe during disruptions caused by cyber risks and that it can continue its journey. Named costs to protect the journey are compensated through our easy and quick claims process:
Take advantage from
- a simple and hassle-free claims procedure via your booking office
- a one-step solution and a convenient booking experience
- a unique Enhanced Liability Service addressing a new reality of our world
- piece of mind for named costs that can occur in case of a disruption
- safe continuation of the cargo's journey
Select Cyber Disruption Protection and rest assured that the onward transport of your cargo is supported in the event of a cyber attack.
*The reimbursement is subject to the applicable T&Cs. Malicious systemic attacks as defined in the T&Cs are not covered by this extended liability.
