As ransomware attacks battered transportation and logistics companies in 2021, here are six things we learned about cybersecurity and freight.
As frightening as they appear, ransomware attacks are based on a simple concept of locking up data and effectively holding it hostage.
The Department of Justice seized most of the Bitcoin paid to the gang behind Colonial Pipeline cyberattack as the U.S. targets the “entire ransomware ecosystem.”
The ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline should serve as a wake-up call to the trucking and logistics sector, where companies keep getting targeted by hackers even though many incidents are preventable.
The cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline showed the devastation that ransomware can bring. GlobalTranz Chief Technology Officer Russ Felker explains what transportation and logistics companies can do to protect themselves, and why good cybersecurity starts at the basics.
American Maritime Partnership warns the Biden administration to guard against waiver manipulation by refineries in the wake of the Colonial Pipeline shutdown.
Also on the podcast, KeyBank’s Fowler talks about what blowout Q1 earnings said about the state of trucking.
The optimistic news about a return to normal helped push down commodity diesel and gasoline prices.
The Biden administration has issued a Jones Act waiver amid fuel shortages and rising gas prices sparked by a pipeline outage.
The return of the pipeline was being announced just as supplies of diesel were starting to become an issue.
