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Securing Supply Chain Data Integrity

Sep 2026 · Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series · 27 references

Abstract

The digitization of global supply chains has enhanced efficiency but simultaneously expanded the attack surface for cyber-sabotage and insider manipulation. Ensuring data integrity across interconnected entities has become a strategic necessity for operational resilience. This chapter presents an AI-driven multi-layered framework integrating machine learning, deep learning, federated learning, and explainable AI to strengthen data authenticity and transparency. The framework detects behavioral and contextual anomalies, preserves privacy through decentralized intelligence, and supports auditability via interpretable decision outputs. Analytical case studies from pharmaceutical and semiconductor domains demonstrate adaptability across heterogeneous supply environments. The study further outlines future research directions involving quantum-safe architectures, sustainable AI, and ethical governance, positioning artificial intelligence as a cornerstone for secure, trustworthy, and resilient supply chain ecosystems.

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