Cybersecurity

Laredo-based customs broker and freight-forwarder Daniel B. Hastings becomes the latest company in the supply chain targeted by ransomware hackers.

Success in Massachusetts could lead to further adoption across the U.S., supporters assert.

A new survey from IBM has found that COVID-19 has refocused executives’ attention on using data to build a resilient supply chain.

When it comes to freight audit and payment strategy, shippers don’t operate as a monolith.

Flatbed carrier Daseke says it moved to stop a cyberattack as ransomware group claims to have breached subsidiary E.W. Wylie.

International Maritime Organization website down and CMA CGM continues investigation following ransomware attack

A new survey has found that while most businesses are concerned about cyberattacks, few are actually prepared for one.

French shipping giant says in a tweet expected some 24 hours earlier that all maritime and port operations are functioning normally.

The French shipping giant’s network is down.

Industrial AI requires data from physical processes enhanced with digital capabilities through sensors and other connected devices.

Gene Seroka says the “disruption and breakdown of the global medical supply chain” during the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for change in the maritime sector.

Ransomware attack targets Manitoulin Transport, one of Canada’s largest trucking companies, amid a rash of cyber incidents hitting the nation’s supply chain firms.

Risk management firm uses artificial intelligence to visualize problems and get ahead of them before disruptions occur.

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Brannon Kuykendall and Mike Ellis are taking on new roles.

In the past decade, the number of cybersecurity events went up by over 700%.

Most small-company truckers are equipped with ELDs despite exemptions.

Carriers urged to verify security safeguards from suppliers before installing devices.

Both conferences are open to all transportation professionals, whether or not they are current customers of McLeod Software.

The Federal Railroad Administration and Volpe are in the middle of conducting a survey on how railroaders gather and share information about occupational safety.