Compromised Communications Drive 40% of Stolen Freight Cases
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A recent highway fraud report indicates that compromised communications systems are connected to approximately 40% of stolen load incidents.
This finding highlights a significant security vulnerability in freight transportation networks where unauthorized access to dispatch, routing, or shipment information creates opportunities for theft.
Supply chain professionals should recognize this as a systemic risk requiring immediate attention to communication protocols and cybersecurity measures.
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