Implement policies and processes to increase the level of security of the multi-tier logistics chain

Abstract

The level of security of the distribution chain products depends on many external factors. The stability is the most important factors affected the distribution chain include theft, contamination, damage or destruction. At present, there is a constantly high threat of terrorist attacks or leadership asymmetric wars in the context of the global war on terror are growing threats related to the smuggling of weapons or components needed to produce weapons of mass destruction. Vulnerability of air operations puts pressure on international organizations, transnational clusters and national governments to take measures to increase the safety of all actors in the distribution chain. Designers and chain managers face constant pressure to increase the level of distribution network security based on the need to carry out policies and regulations at all levels. Available scientific literature offers different statistics on the success of the measures taken and the directives adopted to increase security and safety of air operations. The presented article provides an overview of the adopted security measures in the Czech Republic’s air operations, identifying at the same time the weak spots of the distribution chain and offering a summary of measures to increase the level of stability of the distribution chain. Recommendations are the first analysis of the building projects "Using Crisis Management Tools to Evaluate Safety and Quality or Resilience, Supply Chain of Small Airports", "Using Crisis Management Tools and Modern Technologies to Increase the Protection and Resilience of Military Aviation Basis" and "Improving Safety and Crisis airport management via sensor networks" [31]. The authors used scientific methods combinations in the process of processing the article, such as literary search, structured interviews, historical comparison methods, and gathering, analysis and deduction, and induction in classifying findings.