This essential provides insights into the current risk potential of people, real estate, inventory, and transport goods, as well as traffic and transportation means along the supply chain. Wolfgang Lehmacher discusses possible risk scenarios of terrorist threats and security strategies along the supply chain in light of the attacks in Brussels and Paris, using many practical examples. In times when the threat of terrorism has once again become part of everyday life in Europe, existing security concepts must be examined and potential weaknesses addressed. The author also points out that state security measures can indeed have side effects and emphasizes the necessity of collaboration between the state, business, and society.