Threats
Ransomware attacks halt shipments, strand fleets, and disrupt warehouse operations. Logistics companies face intense pressure to pay ransoms to restore movement.
GPS trackers, telematics, and warehouse IoT devices expand the attack surface. Compromised fleet systems enable cargo theft and operational manipulation.
Shipping manifests, customer data, and route information are valuable to competitors and criminals planning cargo theft or fraud schemes.
Operations
Logistics security covers fleet systems, warehouse technology, and the partner integrations that keep goods moving.
GPS and ELD devices connected to networks. Vehicle telematics systems with remote access. Driver mobile devices and tablets.
What we do: Fleet system assessments and secure remote access
WMS and inventory management systems. Automated material handling equipment. Barcode scanners and IoT sensors.
What we do: OT-aware security for warehouse technology
Electronic data interchange with customers. Third-party logistics integrations. Carrier and broker network access.
What we do: Secure integration design and partner assessments
How we help
Test defenses across fleet systems, warehouse networks, and partner integrations. Identify vulnerabilities in TMS, WMS, and IoT infrastructure.
Evaluate security across distributed logistics operations. Assess risks in fleet telematics, warehouse systems, and third-party connections.
24/7 monitoring for logistics networks and fleet systems. Detect threats targeting operations before they disrupt shipments.
Rapid response to ransomware and operational disruptions. Restore systems and maintain business continuity during security incidents.
Case study
“When a BEC attack locked out all of our dispatchers, we couldn't dispatch drivers for three days. Virtus helped us rebuild securely and implement monitoring that would catch the next attack early.”
Testing and monitoring for TMS, WMS, telematics, and partner connections.