LoJack Integrates With NC4's Incident Monitoring
LoJack Supply Chain Integrity has partnered with NC4, which provides situational awareness tools, to integrate NC4's External Situational Awareness incident monitoring service into its Supply Chain Information Sharing and Analysis Center
LoJack Supply Chain Integrity has partnered with NC4, which provides situational awareness tools, to integrate NC4's External Situational Awareness incident monitoring service into its Supply Chain Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
The integration will allow SC-ISAC users to access relevant incident alerts analyzed and reported by NC4's system. These alerts will provide a greater depth of customized information on incidents occurring in specific geographies pertinent to SC-ISAC members.
This will also better prepare SC-ISAC users for disruptions in the supply chain such as fires, terrorist acts and natural disasters that are near their facilities and could potentially pose a threat to employee safety and disruptions to business operations. This will enable them to respond sooner.
"Our foremost priority at LoJack Supply Chain Integrity is to provide the most effective and robust solutions available so that our customers can minimize risks due to disruptions in the supply chain," said Robert Furtado, president and CEO of LoJack Supply Chain Integrity. "By combining the capabilities of our SC-ISAC with NC4's ESA incident monitoring service, our members will receive the most comprehensive real-time-and now customized-information available about incidents relevant to their business to ensure the protection of their operations across the supply chain."
On a 24/7 basis, NC4's Incident Monitoring Centers monitor events involving transportation, weather, hazmat, law enforcement, fire, terrorism, and other incidents that may have an effect on customers' business operations.
"ESA is designed to provide near real-time, actionable and relevant information to stakeholders to help them evaluate and respond to a situation that may impact business continuity," said Jim Montagnino, president and CEO of NC4.
More info: www.lojacksci.com
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