Fraud in the logistics industry is widespread and occurs at every level of operations. Addressing it requires a combination of technology, strong governance, ethical leadership, and continuous monitoring. Organizations that actively tackle fraud not only reduce risks but also enhance profitability and reputation.

Inside a modern command center, a human operator sits at a workstation with multiple screens. One screen displays a radar map with moving dots representing drones; another shows live video feed from an electro optical camera, clearly identifying a drone. A third screen presents AI-generated recommendations, "WARN," "JAM," "INTERCEPT" with clear interface buttons. The operator's hand rests near the console, ready to make the final decision. The lighting is calm, professional,

A Blog by DRASInt Risk Alliance Chronology of Important Events 1990s- A Wake-Up Call- Before the 1990s, airport security in India was fairly basic – think metal detectors and manual checks. But everything changed in 1999, after the hijacking of Indian Airlines flight IC-814. The incident exposed serious vulnerabilities in the country’s airport security and this acted as a wake-up call. In response, there was a complete overhaul of the security protocols, and India started ali