1. Information Acquisition
In the course of providing global procurement and specialized logistics services, Globus Logistics acquires data necessary to facilitate high-stakes industrial transit. This includes:
- Corporate Identity: Legal business names, VAT/Tax identification, and registered operational addresses.
- Operational Logistics: Consignment manifests, cargo specifications, and port-of-entry documentation.
- Digital Footprint: IP addresses, geo-location data for tracking synchronization, and technical metadata gathered via our "Command Center" interface.
2. Strategic Data Utilization
We do not treat data as a commodity. Data usage is strictly limited to operational necessity:
Logistical Synchronization: We utilize cargo data to coordinate with port authorities, aviation hubs, and customs agencies. This is a mechanical necessity for cross-border movement.
Risk Mitigation: Data is analyzed to identify potential supply chain bottlenecks or security threats in high-risk transit zones (Marine and Valued Assets).
3. Enterprise-Grade Security Protocols
Given our involvement in **Aviation and Marine procurement**, our security standards exceed standard commercial requirements. We implement:
Access to sensitive cargo data is restricted to "Need-to-Know" operational controllers via biometric or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
4. Data Sovereignty & Rights
Under global data protection regulations, our partners and clients retain sovereignty over their information. You hold the right to request a comprehensive audit of all data held by Globus Logistics, including the right to rectification or "The Right to be Forgotten" once a logistical contract is concluded, subject to maritime and aviation record-keeping laws.