Cybersecurity might not be the first thing on a transport manager’s mind. But with rising cyber attacks across logistics and critical infrastructure, it needs to be.
From ransomware locking down systems to phishing scams targeting operations, the risks are increasing… and so are the costs. For fleet operators using legacy systems or scattered tools, the gaps are real.
So what should haulage businesses be doing to protect themselves in 2025?
Hauliers are increasingly being targeted. Why?
It only takes one compromised login or unpatched system to cause serious disruption: delayed deliveries, lost jobs, locked files, invoice fraud, the list goes on. And for operations running near 24/7, downtime can snowball and expenses pile up.
You don’t need to become a cybersecurity expert. But you do need a few basics in place:
Even small changes can close major gaps.
Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility, and educating employees about the importance of cybersecurity best practices is crucial.
This includes training on password hygiene, phishing awareness, social engineering attacks, and other common cybersecurity threats.
Stratum is designed from the ground up to support secure, modern transport operations — without creating extra admin for your team.
Remember, prevention is better than cure when it comes to cybersecurity, so prioritize the security of your systems to safeguard your operations and maintain the trust of your customers.
It’s not about if, but when you’ll face an attempted breach… and whether your operation is ready for it.
Stratum helps ensure that your team has the tools to stay secure, compliant, and in control, no matter what’s happening in the background.
Want to learn more about how Stratum protects your data and operation?
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