Shipping & Logistics · Uptime · Distributed sites
Freight doesn’t pause for an outage. Your security shouldn’t either.
Shipping and logistics operate on slim margins and a 24/7 clock. A wire fraud, a ransomware event, or an outage at the terminal puts loads, customers, and contracts at risk in hours. We deliver a security program built for distributed sites, fleet and warehouse systems, and the Microsoft 365 / Azure stack that most of the back office runs on.
The threat picture
Phishing, BEC wire fraud, and the distributed-site problem.
Three threat patterns dominate logistics engagements: business email compromise targeting payment instructions and wire transfers, phishing into Microsoft 365 followed by mailbox takeover, and ransomware that drops at one warehouse or terminal and spreads across a flat WAN to every other site.
Our managed services are built for that picture: hardened M365 identity, MDR across endpoints and servers, network and firewall security across distributed sites, and a business-continuity posture that assumes things will go wrong.
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24/7 SOC + MDR
Endpoint, server, identity, and network telemetry monitored continuously by US-based analysts.
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Microsoft 365 & Azure hardening
Conditional Access, MFA, mail flow rules, and tenant baselines tuned to stop BEC and mailbox takeover.
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Phishing & BEC defense
Email security, DMARC alignment, banner rules, and user training focused on payment-fraud scenarios.
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Network & firewall security
Managed firewalls, SD-WAN-friendly designs, and segmentation across HQ, terminals, and warehouses.
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Endpoint visibility
EDR with active response across laptops, warehouse PCs, ruggedized devices, and back-office servers.
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Vulnerability management
Continuous scanning of TMS, WMS, EDI gateways, and back-office infrastructure with prioritized remediation.
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Business continuity
Immutable backups, DR design, and tabletop exercises so a single-site incident doesn’t become a multi-day outage.
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Incident response
24/7 IR retainer with rehearsed runbooks for ransomware, BEC, and wire-fraud recovery.
Built for distributed operations
Headquarters, terminals, warehouses, drivers, and partners — one program.
Logistics security has to work the same way at the HQ as at a 12-person cross-dock at 2am. We build for that reality: identity-first controls, central monitoring, lightweight site footprints, and clear runbooks for the people who pick up the phone in the middle of the night.
Identity
Microsoft 365, Azure, Conditional Access, MFA, and PIM. Phishing and BEC die at the front door.
Network
Managed firewalls and segmentation across HQ, terminals, and warehouses so one site doesn’t take down all of them.
Continuity
Immutable backups, IR retainer, and tabletop exercises so the team has run the play before they need it.
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We had a wire-fraud near-miss. Where do you start?
Identity and email first. We assess the Microsoft 365 tenant for the configurations BEC actors exploit — legacy auth, missing Conditional Access, weak MFA, missing audit logging, mail-forwarding rules, and DMARC alignment — then close gaps and turn on the telemetry our SOC needs to catch the next attempt early.
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How do you cover dozens of warehouse and terminal sites?
The model is identity-first and centrally monitored, with a thin local footprint. Every endpoint runs the same EDR, every site sits behind a managed firewall with consistent policy, and the SOC sees them all. Onboarding a new site is a repeatable workflow, not a custom project.
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Can you work with our TMS, WMS, and EDI vendors?
Yes. We don’t replace those vendors — we operate the security plane around them. That includes vulnerability scanning of the systems hosting them, identity controls for who can log into them, network segmentation around EDI gateways, and audit logging into our SIEM.
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What happens to operations if one site gets ransomware?
The whole point of segmentation is that the other sites keep operating. We isolate the affected hosts via EDR, contain at the firewall, and restore from immutable backups in parallel. The IR retainer SLA is 1 hour to engage on a confirmed compromise.
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Do customers ask you for compliance evidence?
Yes — increasingly. Big shippers, retailers, and 3PL customers send security questionnaires (NIST CSF, CIS, ISO 27001 themes), and DoW-adjacent freight asks about CMMC. We map the controls we operate to whichever framework the customer cares about and produce the evidence package.
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Need a security partner who treats uptime like a contract obligation?
Whether you’re responding to a wire-fraud near-miss, scoping MDR across distributed sites, or shoring up M365 — we can help.