NIS2 and physical assets: proving custody when regulators ask

NIS2 broadened the range of organisations that must demonstrate robust security and supply-chain governance. Much of the conversation is about networks and software — but essential entities also move physical things, and being able to prove who held an asset, and when, is part of a defensible posture.

Tamper-evident tags give you an immutable chain of custody for the physical side of your operation: every handoff is a signed, timestamped event you can export on demand. It’s a small, concrete control that regulators and auditors understand immediately.