Advisory

Port congestion and diversion risk

Twelve corridors showing escalation indicators, with alternate routing options.

February 2026

Who it is for

Security operations leads, travel risk managers, business continuity and resilience teams, and the executives who sign off on their decisions.

What is inside

  • Congestion at a hub port propagates to feeder ports within 9 to 14 days.
  • Diversion decisions taken inside 48 hours of an initial signal preserve most of the cost saving.
  • Insurance and customs documentation is the most common cause of avoidable delay on re-routes.
  • Monitoring labour negotiation calendars gives two to six weeks of warning.

Filed under: Threat Intelligence Advisories

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