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AI-Driven Fraud in Logistics
As artificial intelligence transforms logistics and transportation, it also enables sophisticated fraud schemes like deepfake impersonations, AI-generated phishing, and fake shipping documents. This article explores how criminals exploit AI, why company culture is vital for risk prevention, and how organizations can build resilience in supply chain security.
Navigating the Q2 2025 Surge in Cargo Theft
Cargo theft in Q2 2025 wasn’t just a blip—it was a warning. With losses topping $128 M and a 13 % rise year-over-year, organized criminal networks are targeting high-value metals, food, and strategic fraud spots. Learn how data-driven risk analysis, layered security, culture of vigilance, and emerging tech can turn your supply chain into a fortress.
From Disengagement to Disaster: When Internal Risks Go Unnoticed
Disengagement and overlooked warning signs often precede major internal crises—ethical breaches, process failures, and leadership blind spots that undermine resilience. This article explores how unnoticed risks escalate into disasters and why fostering psychological safety, adaptive controls, and proactive risk sensing is critical to safeguarding organizational integrity.
Beyond the Symptom: Uncovering Root Causes to Strengthen Risk Management
Fraud and operational failures in logistics often expose deeper vulnerabilities—employee disengagement, toxic culture, and poor communication that erode risk controls. This article highlights why uncovering root causes is vital for effective risk management and how climate assessments can strengthen governance, compliance, and supply chain resilience.
How Workplace Climate Shapes Insider Threats in Logistics
Workplace climate directly influences insider threats in logistics—yet it’s often overlooked in risk planning. When employees feel undervalued or disconnected, the door opens to theft, sabotage, and negligence. This article examines how leadership behavior, communication gaps, and operational stress shape risk—and how building trust and recognition into culture can help secure the supply chain.
What Is Workplace Climate—and Why Should Supply Chain Leaders Care?
Workplace climate directly impacts supply chain performance yet is often overlooked. Poor climate can stall execution, hinder resilience, and block innovation. Discover how assessing climate, developing frontline leaders, and aligning daily practices with values can strengthen employee engagement and drive reliable, adaptive, and efficient operations at every level.
Culture vs. Climate: Why Most Organizations Get It Wrong in Supply Chain, Logistics, and Transportation
Culture and climate influence daily decisions but often go unexamined—creating hidden risks in supply chain and logistics. Misalignment can lead to safety lapses, compliance issues, and operational disruptions. Learn about mitigating these risks through focused climate assessments, aligned leadership, continuous employee feedback, and targeted actions that reinforce operational resilience.
Securing the Agile Enterprise: Mitigating Risks Associated with Contractors and Temporary Staff
The extended workforce offers agility but escalates risks like security breaches & compliance gaps. This article explores causes such as integration issues & cultural disconnects, offering strategic mitigation: rigorous due diligence, thorough onboarding, strong oversight, unified security culture, and tech safeguards to protect organizations.
Mitigating Double-Brokering Scams in Freight Brokerage
Double-brokering has evolved into a widespread and increasingly sophisticated threat to freight operations worldwide. This article examines the mechanics behind double-brokering, the growing operational and financial consequences it imposes, and the actionable measures organizations can implement to strengthen safeguards and protect their reputation in an increasingly complex logistics landscape.