Successful integration of a security and risk management system is only possible if this system is firmly integrated from a strategic and organizational point of view. Security and risk aspects are incorporated in the logistics strategy of many companies. Service providers in particular (58 per cent) describe these topics as part or even an integral part of their logistics strategy. Only 21 per cent say that security and risk play little or no role in their strategy. The integration of security and risk aspects in the logistics strategy is also fairly common in industry (47 per cent) and in the trading sector (42 per cent), even if this is not something the majority of companies do. In industry as well, 21 per cent of companies say that these aspects play little or no role in their logistics strategy, compared to 31 per cent in the trading sector (see Figure 3.6). This underlines the fact that companies recognize the strategic importance of the topic and assign responsibility for this topic to an appropriate organizational level. The entire company is exposed to security threats and risks, and these risks need to be addressed holistically.