11 posts tagged with โcybersecurityโ

A practical manual-fulfillment playbook for keeping warehouse receiving, picking, shipping, and reconciliation moving through a cyber outage.

A ransomware outage at a major dairy producer shows why food logistics teams need production, cold-chain, lot, and replenishment records tied to transportation execution.

Third-party cyber risk is now a logistics continuity metric because compromised vendors can disrupt bookings, documents, labels, EDI feeds, releases, and proof of delivery.

Supplier data breaches now expose production, sourcing, and shipment intelligence that can create physical supply chain risk.

Logistics vendor vetting needs evidence-based cybersecurity due diligence, not AI-filled questionnaires that miss real system access risk.

TMS, WMS, carrier portals, APIs, and AI workflows now carry operational cyber risk. Logistics buyers need vendor due diligence that protects freight continuity.

Freight forwarders are investing in visibility and AI, but too few are prioritizing cybersecurity and compliance as digital exposure grows across customs, portals, and partner APIs.

Manufacturing AI security risk is no longer just an IT problem. Here is why adversarial AI, supplier cyber compliance, and production disruptions now belong in every logistics continuity plan.

The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA) is finalizing rules in 2026 that require logistics and transportation companies to report cyber incidents within 72 hours and ransomware payments within 24 hours. Here's what freight operators need to know about compliance.

Cargo theft has evolved from broken trailer seals to AI-generated deepfake calls, synthetic broker identities, and GPS spoofing. With 3,594 supply chain crime events recorded in 2025 and average stolen shipment values doubling, shippers need a new security playbook.