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Download Your Copy of The State of Crime and Its Effects on Logistics, Distribution, Warehousing, and Transportation Now. If you’re in the transportation industry, chances are you are aware of just how costly cargo theft can be. In case you need more evidence, consider this:…

Download Your Copy of The State of Crime and Its Effects on Logistics, Distribution, Warehousing, and Transportation Now. There’s no doubt the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way the world conducts business. Companies have had to adapt to the current situation. While the…

Disasters are typically unexpected. Earthquakes, floods, fires, tornadoes, hurricanes and even a global pandemic can be devasting to a warehouse. Loss of inventory, damage to property and work disruptions are not only costly, they can ruin your reputation, which can have lasting…

In the first quarter of 2019, there was relatively little change in the number of supply chain thefts compared to 2018. There were 132 in 2018 and 131 in 2019. Fast forward to 2020, a year completely disrupted by the COVID-19 global pandemic, and that number jumps over 50…

Manufacturing facilities have many assets to protect, including their employees and the products they produce. They are also challenged with numerous threats from property damage and merchandise theft, to organized crime and internal breaches. In the following video, a Stealth…

If there's one thing some companies are learning the hard way, it's that it's possible to disrupt the supply chain in an instant. COVID-19 had people racing to stock up on the essentials. Many stores could not keep toilet paper, soap, wipes, and hand sanitizer in stock. Even…

Cyber breaches have gotten a lot of attention as companies that are victims of large-scale hacks make the news. These incidents push companies to invest more in cybersecurity. However, spending more on cybersecurity will not help prevent cargo theft and other physical security…

The cost of cargo theft is massive. Its ripple effects go beyond the cost of the stolen goods. To give you an idea of how bad it is, SupplyChainBrain references a study on stolen digital cameras worth $200,000. It would take 10 times the number of sales, or $2 million, to offset…