With the rise of digitalization, the transport sector has become a primary target for cyberattacks. According to a report by ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity), nearly 80% of companies in the sector faced an attempted attack in 2023.
Imagine a data breach exposing your cargo routes, making your shipments vulnerable to theft or hijacking. Or worse, a cyberattack that blocks your operations just before a critical deadline, delaying deliveries and damaging your company’s reputation. In an industry where every minute counts, these risks are real and can have devastating consequences.
1. Theft of sensitive data
Transport companies handle strategic data: contracts, cargo details, and customer information. Cybercriminals seek this data for ransomware attacks, financial fraud, or identity theft.
2. Attacks on management systems (TMS, WMS, unsecured APIs)
Interconnected transport management systems (TMS) and APIs facilitate automation but can also serve as entry points for DDoS attacks (denial of service) or malicious code injections.
3. Increasing regulatory requirements
With regulations such as GDPR in Europe or CCPA in California, transport companies must strengthen their security measures to avoid severe penalties.
This is where SOC 2 certification comes in, helping companies anticipate these challenges by implementing strict controls and advanced security protocols throughout the logistics chain.
SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a reference certification developed by the AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants). It is THE standard for cloud service providers and any company handling sensitive data.
SOC 2 evaluates how a company protects data based on five key principles:
SOC 2 certification is not mandatory, meaning many market solutions do not have it! Choosing a SOC 2-certified provider ensures that your data is neither exposed to cyber threats nor vulnerable to leaks or unauthorized modifications. In a context where cyber risks are increasing, this is a major advantage.
At Upply, security is not an afterthought—it’s a core commitment. That’s why we achieved SOC 2 certification as soon as possible, ensuring not only GDPR compliance but also our adherence to the highest security standards.
Here’s how we protect your data at every stage:
Data encryption (in transit and at rest)
All data is encrypted using the strictest standards (AES-256), making information unreadable without an access key.
Firewalls and real-time monitoring
Next-generation firewalls and threat detection systems allow us to quickly identify suspicious activity and prevent intrusions.
Strong authentication and access management
Enhanced authentication protocols and a precise access control system ensure that only authorized personnel can access your sensitive data.
Emerging technologies for greater security
With these measures, Upply positions itself as a trusted partner in transport data security.
Choosing a SOC 2-certified platform guarantees optimal data protection for your business and partners:
No unpleasant surprises (and less stress): your sensitive information remains protected, even when shared among multiple partners, while cyberattacks are anticipated and neutralized.
SOC 2 certification proves that Upply doesn’t just make promises—your security is independently verified by experts.
✅ A recognized certification (SOC 2) ensuring the protection of your data.
At Upply, data security is not an option—it’s a commitment. As a platform dedicated to freight transport, we apply SOC 2 principles to ensure the protection and confidentiality of the information you entrust to us.
With advanced security protocols—encryption, continuous monitoring, and access control—we provide a secure environment where you can analyze, compare, and use your transport data with confidence.
And because cybersecurity doesn’t stop at one certification, we also ensure full GDPR compliance, offering transparent and secure data management at every stage.