Modern cargo theft no longer starts with a broken seal or a cut lock. Today’s fleet security threats often begin digitally, quietly, and invisibly. A single phishing email, compromised login, or manipulated workflow can set off a chain reaction that ends with stolen freight, missing trailers, or major financial loss. This shift is forcing trucking companies to rethink what security really means in a highly connected freight environment. Instead of isolated incidents, many cargo theft cases now follow a predictable pattern where cyber vulnerabilities, operational gaps, and physical access failures intersect. By the time a load disappears, the real breach may have already happened days earlier inside a system, inbox, or routine business process. How Cargo Theft Became a Digital Crime Cargo theft has evolved from opportunistic crime to organized, intelligence-driven operations. Criminal groups now study how fleets operate before striking. Key changes in modern cargo theft include:… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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