The use of computers has significantly improved the transportation industry over the past few decades. Digitizing documents, automating payments, and storing information in a central location has streamlined processes and made the job easier at all levels. Unfortunately, it has also opened up the industry to cyberattacks from hackers and other forms of cybercrime. These attacks are designed to take money or information from a company or otherwise disrupt its operations. A 2021 study showed th
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GPS, or Global Positioning Systems, have become a staple of our lives – especially in the transportation sector. Whether you are broadcasting your location for a rideshare or trying to find the quickest way to avoid traffic on your commute it seems that paper maps and printed directions have become a thing of the past. It comes as no surprise that the more we rely on interconnected devices the more susceptible to cyber attacks we become. This is exemplified through the Cybersecurity & Infras
The supply chain provides the framework for the modern transfer of goods. Logistics play a pivotal role from the acquisition of raw materials to the delivery of a final product to the end user. Generally, the raw materials are transported to a supplier, who then transports the materials to a manufacturer. The manufacture creates a finished product that is then distributed to either a retailer or warehouse where the product is either sent to or carried out by the consumer. Pictured below is a
