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Cybersecurity for:
Logistics & Transportation

Logistics cybersecurity protects TMS/WMS, supply chains, and fleets.

Supply chain attacks increased 78% in 2025

Source: ENISA 2025

Top Threats

critical

Supply chain

Compromising TMS/WMS vendors.

critical

Ransomware

Paralyzing deliveries.

high

GPS spoofing

Falsifying vehicle locations.

Regulatory Requirements

NIS2

Transport as essential entity.

GDPR

Customer and driver data.

Why is logistics a target for cyberattacks?

The logistics and transportation sector is the backbone of global supply chains. A cyberattack on a logistics company does not stop just one organization — it paralyzes deliveries for hundreds of clients, disrupts factory production, and delays consumer deliveries. The 2017 attack on Maersk (NotPetya) cost the company $300M and demonstrated how vulnerable this sector is.

Logistics companies connect IT systems (TMS, WMS, ERP) with operational infrastructure (fleet telematics, GPS systems, warehouse automation), creating an extensive attack surface.

Sector-specific challenges

Dependency on TMS/WMS systems

Transport Management Systems and Warehouse Management Systems are mission-critical applications — their unavailability means inability to plan routes, manage warehouses, and fulfill deliveries. Ransomware targeting these systems can paralyze a company within minutes.

GPS spoofing and fleet security

GPS signal falsification enables vehicle rerouting, cargo theft, and delivery time manipulation. Fleet telematics without adequate security allows attackers to remotely monitor and take control of vehicles.

Geographic distribution and partners

Logistics companies work with dozens of subcontractors, suppliers, and clients, exchanging data through APIs, EDI, and partner portals. Each connection is a potential entry point. Lack of security standards across the supply chain means compromising one partner threatens the entire network.

How nFlo helps logistics companies

  • Security audits — TMS/WMS security assessment, integration and network infrastructure review
  • SOC as a Service — 24/7 monitoring covering IT systems and fleet telematics
  • Managed services — security management for geographically distributed infrastructure

Key first steps

  1. Supply chain audit — identify risks from partner and supplier connections
  2. Network segmentation — separate TMS/WMS systems from office networks and fleet IoT
  3. Critical system backup — regular TMS/WMS backups with tested recovery
  4. Telematics security — encrypted vehicle communications, device authentication

Schedule a free consultation — we will analyze the security of your logistics infrastructure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

NIS2 applies?

Yes — transport covered by NIS2.

Supply chain protection?

Vendor audits, segmentation, monitoring.

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