Supply Chain Security Verification Protocol
Control Union’s Supply Chain Security Verification Protocol evaluates security controls across facilities, processes and business partners. Built around ISO 28000:2022, CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria and TAPA FSR/TSR requirements, it helps organisations identify gaps, strengthen resilience and demonstrate their security practices through independent verification.
Supply Chain Security Verification Protocol
About the verification
This Supply Chain Security Verification Protocol provides a consistent and risk-based approach to evaluate the design and effectiveness of security controls across your supply chain.
It enables organizations to demonstrate compliance with ISO 28000, CTPAT MSC and TAPA FSR/TSR requirements and provides assurance to customers, business partners and regulators.
Built on recognised security requirements
The protocol integrates requirements from:
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ISO 28000:2022
Requirements for security management systems, including aspects relevant to supply chains.
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CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria
Supply chain security criteria established by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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TAPA FSR and TSR
Facility Security Requirements and Trucking Security Requirements addressing security at facilities and during road transportation.
Key Benefits
Strengthen your supply chain security with a clear approach to CTPAT alignment. Address security gaps, build confidence among business partners, and support smoother trade and supply chain continuity.
Why Choose Control Union Malaysia?
Gain confidence in your supply chain security through independent assessment, experienced auditors, and practical guidance backed by a global presence.
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Independent, Impartial Assessment
Receive an objective, evidence-based assessment that provides a clear view of your supply chain security practices.
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Aligned with CTPAT Requirements
Our assessment protocol aligns with CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria to help you evaluate your security controls.
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Experienced Supply Chain Security Auditors
Benefit from auditors with the expertise to assess security risks across your supply chain.
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Global Presence, International Recognition
Work with an internationally recognised organisation with a global network and experience across diverse markets.
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Practical Recommendations for Improvement
Turn assessment findings into actionable steps to strengthen your security controls.