As container shipping continues to digitalise, securing the container release process remains a key challenge for carriers, terminals and logistics providers. With interoperability, cybersecurity and industry-wide standardisation increasingly in focus, Antonia Saratsopoulou, Managing Editor at Container News, spoke with Nico Wauters, CEO of T-Mining, about the vulnerabilities of current container release processes, the shift away from PIN codes, and the challenges of establishing a secure and interoperable global standard.
Read MoreThe Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) announces that T-Mining has joined its DCSA+ partnership programme to help advance interoperable digital standards and accelerate the adoption of standards-based Secure Container Release (SCR) across the container shipping industry.
Read MoreThe Antwerp scale-up T-Mining uses SCR in the fight against PIN code fraud, which criminals use to smuggle drugs through the port.
Read MoreThe Port of Limburg, a new container terminal in Genk, aims to become the safest inland port in the Benelux. To achieve this goal, various initiatives have been launched, and the terminal will now collaborate with T-Mining’s Secure Container Release (SCR) and itsme® to improve the security of container handling processes.
Read MoreT-Mining and CMA CGM announce today the start of the integration of Secure Container Release in the Port of Antwerp. This innovative tool provides a more secure and safe solution to all employees and clients involved in the container import release process. Replacing the traditional PIN codes with blockchain-enabled tokens will improve safety and security while providing a more streamlined and digitized process.
Read MoreDe rederij Hapag-Lloyd start met de uitrol van 'Secure Container Release' in de haven van Rotterdam. Van een toepassing van die applicatie voor beveiligde containertrafiek, ontwikkeld door T-Mining, is in de Antwerpse haven nog geen sprake.
Read MoreThe Belgian maritime blockchain startup T-Mining, and Singapore based IT company GUUD announced today the successful completion of the Secure Document Workflow (SDW) network, interconnecting both the Belgian CoO issuing platform Digichambers 2.0 and the Singaporean trade facilitation platform by GUUD, CamelONE.
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