Targeted in-transit theft
CargoNet and TT Club routinely document electronics, food, and metals as the most-targeted commodity categories. Theft happens at rest stops, yards, and during driver handover points, often without visible damage.
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Electronics & Luxury
Chain of custody for cargo built to attract theft.
Semiconductors, finished electronics, watches, art, and designer goods are persistent targets across the most active cargo theft corridors. Journey Protector provides a continuous, signed record of integrity so insurers, customers, and customs all see the same truth.
The Problem
Where today's chain of custody breaks down
Pilferage versus full-load theft
Sophisticated theft rings remove a portion of a load, re-seal, and move it on. Without granular shock and tamper evidence, the loss is only discovered at destination receipt.
Chain of custody disputes
When goods arrive damaged or short, the burden falls on the shipper to prove where and when the loss occurred. Standard waybills and door seals are not designed to settle this.
Insurance premium pressure
Underwriters apply heavy loadings to high-value cargo without verified tracking. Demonstrable continuous monitoring is increasingly a precondition of cover at competitive rates.
The Platform
A hardware-anchored chain of custody from origin to destination.
Tri-axis shock and tamper detection
Accelerometer and gyroscope detect drops, drilling, cutting, and orientation changes. Acoustic classification adds detection of forced-entry signatures trained on real tamper scenarios.
Anti-spoofing GNSS positioning
GPS cross-validated against inertial sensors and RF environment. Detects jamming, spoofing, and unexpected stops in real time.
Cryptographic sealing of the journey
Ed25519 signing at the hardware level means handlers cannot edit history after the fact. The record arriving at destination is the record that was created in transit.
Insurance-grade documentation
Every shipment closes with a signed evidence packet suitable for claims adjudication under standard Institute Cargo Clauses.
Compliance
Built around the frameworks that matter
Every framework below is a real standard or regulation. Journey Protector's evidence chain is designed to feed each one with the data it actually requires, not just the data that's easy to collect.
TAPA TSR / FSRTransported Asset Protection Association standardsGlobal
C-TPATCustoms-Trade Partnership Against TerrorismUnited States
AEOAuthorised Economic OperatorEuropean Union
ISO 28000Supply Chain Security ManagementInternational
Institute Cargo ClausesLloyd's marine cargo insurance frameworkGlobal underwriting
In Practice
Where this gets deployed
Semiconductor lot transit
Shock, temperature, and humidity monitored across air and ground legs. Tamper indication on the container itself.
Luxury watch and jewellery air freight
Continuous GPS, geofencing on known theft corridors, and forced-entry acoustic detection.
Fine art and museum loans
Light, humidity, shock, and orientation evidence required by lending institution loan agreements.
High-value finished electronics
Pilferage detection across multi-stop retail distribution where door openings are routine but pattern changes are not.
Built for High-Value.
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