The transport and logistics sector has become one of the most exposed battlegrounds in an escalating cyber war. As high-value, high pressure, time-critical operations that rely on complex digital ecosystems and real-time data to keep goods moving, transport and logistics businesses present one of the largest and most attractive attack surfaces for cybercriminals.
In an industry where disruption is measured not in hours but in missed deliveries, broken contracts and lost customer trust, a single cyber incident can immobilise fleets, paralyse supply chains and cost millions. Yet too many organisations still treat cybersecurity as a purely technical issue, rather than the core business risk it has become.
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