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Cybersecurity and operational protection for transportation and logistics companies
We protect your fleet management, warehouse traceability (WMS/TMS), and digital supply chain to prevent operational downtime and ensure compliance with the NIS2 Directive
No cyberattack should bring your trucks to a halt or shut down your warehouse.
We ensure shipment traceability and supply chain continuity
Prevent a ransomware attack from shutting down your route management software or encrypting your inventory databases. We protect vendor and driver access, ensuring compliance with the NIS2 Directive without disrupting delivery schedules or daily logistics operations.
The real risks threatening supply chain operations
Transportation software (TMS) and geolocation disruption
A ransomware attack that locks fleet and route management tools can prevent drivers from being coordinated, leading to widespread delivery and route cancellations.
Warehouse management systems (WMS) and inventory outages
Encrypting inventory databases or tampering with traceability can halt the movement of goods in and out of logistics facilities, creating bottlenecks.
Cyberattacks through the supply chain and vendors
Compromised credentials in customer, customs, or third-party carrier portals can provide malicious actors with an entry point into the corporate network.
Non-compliance with the NIS2 Directive in critical infrastructure
As a sector considered essential to transportation and supply, a lack of required security controls can expose companies to significant penalties and management liability.
ESED: Specialized cybersecurity and immediate response for the logistics sector
Managed services with a flat monthly fee to protect your operations, warehouses, and fleets with no unexpected costs.
Penetration testing and audits for logistics environments
We assess vulnerabilities in WMS/TMS systems, IoT tracking devices, warehouse networks, and cloud platforms without disrupting operations or delaying shipments.
24/7 Endpoint Protection (XDR/MDR) and Anti-Ransomware
Continuous behavior-based monitoring to neutralize advanced threats and block encryption attempts on management servers, control stations, and route management systems.
Immutable backups and business continuity
A redundant, isolated (offline) backup strategy to ensure the rapid restoration of inventory, shipment, and database information in the event of any disruption.
Access Management (Zero Trust) and Supply Chain Security
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and strict credential controls to protect integrations with customs authorities, freight forwarders, vendors, and B2B customers.
FAQs ABOUT CYBERSECURITY IN THE LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORTATION SECTOR
Why are transportation and logistics companies frequent targets of ransomware attacks?
Because they depend heavily on speed and operational continuity. Cybercriminals know that disrupting WMS/TMS systems or fleet management can stop deliveries and cause significant losses due to missed deadlines and service-level agreements (SLAs), increasing pressure to pay a ransom.
How does the NIS2 Directive require transportation and logistics companies to strengthen cybersecurity?
The NIS2 Directive considers transportation (land, maritime, and air) and distribution to be essential sectors. It requires risk assessments, supply chain vulnerability management, business continuity plans, and incident reporting within strict deadlines.
Can a security audit disrupt warehouse operations or truck departures?
No. ESED's security audits and vulnerability assessments in logistics environments are carefully planned to be non-intrusive. We analyze IT systems, warehouse Wi-Fi networks, and fleet communications without disrupting daily operations or delaying shipments.
How do we protect fleet IoT connectivity and GPS geolocation systems?
We implement secure access architectures (Zero Trust) and continuously monitor network traffic. This prevents IoT devices installed in vehicles or driver applications from being used as an entry point to access the company's central servers.
What happens if the platform suffers an incident or an attempt is made to delete inventory databases?
Through our immutable and isolated (offline) backup strategy, we ensure the complete and rapid restoration of inventory, shipping documents, and route data, allowing loading and unloading operations to continue without data loss.
What are the benefits of ESED's managed cybersecurity flat-rate model for the logistics sector?
It provides 24/7 monitoring and specialized support for a fixed, predictable monthly cost. It allows transportation and logistics companies to benefit from comprehensive technology protection without unexpected budget expenses or the need to manage complex infrastructure.
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