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.
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.
TQL’s ‘aggressive legal team’ fighting class-action lawsuits on all fronts.
The 39th annual TCA Safety & Security Meeting kicks off today, but it is not too late for register for the three-day virtual event.
The company is one of three autonomous trucking startups to voluntarily describe how it is developing and applying AV technology
How COVID-19 is changing Uber’s focus; diesel inventories rise tremendously; preparing your freight sales team to return to normal; and so much more!
On today’s Memorial Day weekend episode, we talk about broker margins coming in weak, Gartner’s Supply Chain Top 25, woeful auto cybersecurity, and can supply chains cause allergies?
Pharmaceutical supply chains are becoming increasingly complex as the path from production to consumption isn’t as linear as one may think.
Chris McMillin of AIT Worldwide Logistics addresses how advanced technology can deliver supply chain solutions.
These two industry leaders discuss the partnership with FreightWaves, cyber security malware, and more from the virtual event of the year.
The coronavirus may be top of mind these days, but there are other viruses businesses need to worry about as well — viruses that infect computer systems through malware. Toll Group is the latest victim.
Inadequate cybersecurity will allow attackers to hack into railway systems and stop trains, causing massive disruption to freight movement.
Ransomware attacks are on the rise and transportation companies are a prime target.
A family-owned Massachusetts trucking company fell victim to a ransomware attack
The new tracking system allows real-time monitoring of transported goods across a variety of markets including food & beverage, pharmaceuticals and micro-mobility.
Resilience360 recently released reports analyzing the impact of COVID-19 on trade between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
World’s second-largest box carrier resolves its website woes.
Ubirch, a blockchain cybersecurity company, has joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA). Learn more about Ubirch and BiTA.
Government agencies and cybersecurity firms are raising alarm bells as companies shift to remote workforces without proper cyber protections in place.
Website and the online booking platform of MSC have gone offline but fallout appears contained.
The partnership will produce remote tools that will enable railcar owners and operators to know where their cars are and what is their mileage and cargo capacity.
Trucking and travel plaza trade groups urge states to cut slack to truckers delayed by overzealous social distancing so critical freight can keep moving during coronavirus pandemic.
Leader of container and chassis provider organizations heartened to see cooperation during the coronavirus crisis “to minimize the impact for the greater good.”
International Maritime Organization secretary-general stresses that world trade during the coronavirus pandemic depends on the mariners who move goods.
But attorney Gaines notes that there are some parts of the rules that might be confusing to some.
Brian Aoaeh is a contributor of commentaries to FreightWaves. Last week he wrote Commentary: Supply Chain Caucus established in U.S. House of Representatives. That spurred an idea to write the following letter to the four co-chairs of the new caucus. This copy of the letter is signed by Brian and Lisa Morales-Hellebo, who are the […]
A lawsuit, seeking class action status, was filed against TQL over its recent data breach.
Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency issues guidance on critical industries as millions of Americans ordered to stay home.
Steering advances, integrated steps over DEF tank among enhancements truck makers are bringing to market amid a continuing slowdown in new equipment orders
DCSA publishes recommendations ahead of International Maritime Organization compliance deadline.
Trump administration reminds U.S. exporters of semiconductors and other technologies that it views the Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer as a continued security threat.
“China has continued to embrace a state-led, mercantilist approach to the economy and trade, despite WTO members’ expectations,” the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said in its annual report to Congress.
Ransomware could cripple our nation’s transportation infrastructure if firms don’t protect their data and demand more stringent security compliance.
TQL said the data breach was not a malware or ransomware attack and will continue to work with law enforcement and cyber security firm to identify victims.
Harbor commissions sign agreement to collaborate on common issues.
Democratic Senators Charles Schumer and Sharrod Brown say sanctions should target not only the responsible Russian government agencies and officials, but President Vladimir Putin.
Volvo Trucks North America and its sibling Mack Trucks later this year will allow individual truck drivers to schedule over-the-air updates typically handled by fleet managers.
The proposed budget includes $2 billion to construct another 82 miles of border wall along the U.S.-Mexican border and more than $160 million to hire and train 750 Border Patrol agents.
If you still thought Blackberry (NYSE: BB) was a smartphone for nerds who want a superior typing tool, where have you been? Not only does the company no longer produce its own smartphones, but for several years now it has forged a path in the trucking industry when it comes to cybersecurity and a variety […]
In case you weren’t able to catch our live broadcasts from Music City at the Air Cargo Conference at the top of this week, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered right here, right now for a “just in time” delivery.
Happy New Year and top of the decade to you! We kick off with the top headlines of the week and bring you backhauling into the weekend with a variety of news deliveries. What is up with Y2K20 and cybersecurity? What’s the market outlook from our early-term view? Is it too early to consider consensus […]
Freight load board is back in service after ransomware, which was more frequent in 2019.
DHL Supply Chain North America’s Jim Monkmeyer talks trade, customers and the perception gap with shippers
Truckstop.com reported that the company is making progress in bringing operations back online.
Diesel Laptops debuts free software to easily find truck parts and the cost of cybercrime is rising. Plus, container rates rise and a little holiday cheer.
It doesn’t take much to compromise your business. It’s as easy as opening an email.
HudsonAnalytix CEO recommends risk assessments and alleviation to protect ports, terminals and shipping lines from cyberattacks.
Schneider National has added a tool called Load My Truck that allows third-party carriers to instantly book loads at a click of a button. Also, Mexico has installed a recycled highway, and the Huawei controversy highlights cybersecurity concerns in the supply chain.
While most license applications related to the Chinese telecom are expected to be denied, news reports surface that some U.S. companies have started receiving approvals from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
U.S. export compliance advisers recommend exporters be realistic in their expectations with regard to the department’s license approval process for the blacklisted Chinese telecom.
Some trucking companies that haul overweight loads say they were unable to obtain permits on Nov. 18 because of a ransomware attack that crippled many state agencies in Louisiana.
Brian Aoaeh writes about threats to supply chains from cyber attacks and the need for increased cyber security.
Start your week off with a bang … of the cowbell, as Dooner and Chad digest all the latest happenings in freight, LIVE from Chattanooga. Today they’re talking piracy on the high seas, drone deliveries and cybersecurity. In addition, they discuss the GM strike with Dave Ables from PAM Transport, and Craig Fuller’s new podcast, […]
The global auto industry may be the first industry to use blockchain extensively. Read how and why.
AB Volvo through its venture capital group is investing in an Israeli cybersecurity startup while also combining all of its autonomous ventures into a single group.
Government initiatives are encouraging the freight rail sector to address cyber threats. But what else needs to be done?
The trucking industry and its supply chain rank fifth among all businesses at risk of cybersecurity attacks as the number of possible threats against the transportation sector has grown 100-fold in just four years.
The American Trucking Associations urges a federal fuel tax increase to pay for infrastructure improvements, but ATA President Chris Spear sees that approach evolving in the next decade.
Self-driving cars from a U.K. startup Oxbotica took to Stratford’s streets earlier this week, successfully wading through traffic and proving itself safe to navigate in an urban setting.
Team of rivals? The competing ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are looking at additional ways to cooperate for their mutual benefit.
Tokyo-based ocean ship classification society ClassNK is boosting its cybersecurity capabilities by setting up a cross-sectional team of marine and security experts.
Digitalization and automation are increasing the risk of cyberattacks, say intelligence agencies, but many shipping companies are refusing to act.
Future attacks could be far worse than the $10 billion ‘NotPetya’ attack in 2017 that hobbled Maersk and cost FedEx $300 million.
Classified information in trans-Atlantic markets to be reviewed by advisory board.
Export compliance experts find little new in the Bureau of Industry and Security’s FAQs answers related to the Chinese telecom’s placement on the Entity List and temporary general license.
McLeod built automated pricing for contract and spot and digital load matching products.
Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach plan further cooperation to ensure they are the “gateway of choice in North America.”
The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security has provided a general advisory opinion warning U.S. exporters to use caution when sharing certain technology information in global standards-setting organizations if parties on the Entity List are involved.
Maersk says technology is core to its vision and wants more of its 6,000-strong IT workforce to be direct employees and not contractors.
The U.S. Commerce Department has added 46 additional overseas affiliates of Chinese telecommunications technology manufacturer Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. to the restrictive Entity List.
A. Duie Pyle Chief Executive Peter Latta opens up about ransomware attack in June.
TCA Vice President of Government Affairs, Dave Heller and TCA Manager of Government Affairs, Kathryn Sanner The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has been in high gear in recent weeks. The Agency has several pending regulations which are currently open for public comment and which could dramatically impact the truckload segment of the trucking […]
As with other industries. the transportation and logistics industry is undergoing a digital transformation. The advent of the cloud and the adoption of new mobile and digital technologies has us in uncharted digital territory.
Intruders could have cost the Maritime Administration $103 million.
The Port of Los Angeles is a test bed for the latest in logistics technology, and a target for the threats facing that technology. To stave off those threats, the largest U.S. seaport is seeking bids for a “turn-key” cybersecurity center, “a first-of-its-kind solution that will help to reduce the port-wide risk of a cyber […]
Companies may not be doing enough to secure their cargo from their own employees.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said China’s pursuit of U.S. military-grade technologies “cannot be tolerated and we are updating our export control policies to account for this very real threat.”
In partnership with Slync… data integration layers are crucial for managing and adapting to new risks to supply chains.
Many companies still do not have cyber insurance and are vulnerable to the costs associated with a data breach.
Cyber attacks are becoming all too common in the maritime sector, making it crucial for container lines to prevent data hacking and look to improve resilience.
Drewry’s Philippe Salles considers whether container shipping is ready for guaranteed services and prices.
Plus: Gold miner hatches plan to avoid tariffs
The early-stage investments are the first to be made by the $100 million fund set up in November 2018.
House committee urges “national strategy” to address the issue
Autonomous vehicles can be commercially deployed only after it convincingly addresses public and government concerns on safety and reliability.
Analyst at Drewry believes the decision by CMA CGM and MSC to join the IBM-Maersk digital shipping platform is a significant event.
