The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the global supply chain landscape, bringing with it an increase in vulnerabilities and threats, particularly in the form of cargo theft and fraud. As businesses struggled to adapt to disruptions in production and transportation, criminals exploited these weaknesses, leading to a significant rise in criminal activities targeting the supply chain. In response, the use of IP-based geolocation data has emerged as a crucial tool in combating these threats, providing companies with the means to enhance security, prevent fraud, and optimize their operations.