US TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS CYBERSECURITY

Cybersecurity for US Transport and Logistics Companies

DefendVista LLC helps small and mid-sized trucking, freight, 3PL and warehousing businesses identify operational cyber risks, strengthen resilience and respond accurately to customer security requirements.

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The risks that actually stop a logistics operation

Most incidents in trucking, freight and warehousing are not exotic. They come from everyday systems and access that nobody owns.

Dispatch and TMS

Order entry, load tendering and dispatch systems that stop the business when they stop working.

Warehouse systems

WMS, scanners and label printing that hold up receiving, picking and outbound shipments.

Telematics and ELD

Fleet tracking, ELD and maintenance platforms with vendor accounts and remote access.

Microsoft 365

Email, files and identity, where weak multi-factor coverage and forwarding rules cause most incidents.

Customer information

Rate confirmations, bills of lading, driver records and shipper data held across email and shared drives.

Shared accounts

Dispatch, warehouse floor and after-hours logins used by several people with no clear ownership.

Backups

Backups that exist on paper but have never been restored under time pressure.

Supplier and broker access

Third parties, integrators and EDI partners connected to systems you depend on daily.

The $995 Logistics Cybersecurity and Contract Readiness Review

One fixed-price engagement that tells you where your operational cyber risk sits, what to fix first and how to answer customer security requirements accurately.

What you receive

  • A management discovery session covering how your operation actually runs
  • A review of the operational systems your business depends on day to day
  • A Microsoft 365 identity, access and email security review
  • Ransomware and recovery readiness, including backup and restoration practice
  • Customer and broker security questionnaire readiness
  • An analysis mapped to the six NIST CSF 2.0 functions
  • An executive findings report written for owners and managers
  • A prioritized 90-day action plan
  • A findings meeting to walk through the report and answer questions

Implementation, remediation and specialist testing are scoped separately. The review does not provide certification and does not guarantee any commercial or security outcome.

$995

Fixed price, quoted in US dollars. Delivered remotely across the United States.

Example of what a finding looks like

The table below is an illustrative example created for this page. It is not a client result and does not describe any real engagement.
Illustrative example of report findings by NIST CSF 2.0 function
FunctionExample findingExample first action
GovernNo named owner for cybersecurity decisionsAssign an accountable owner and a quarterly review point
IdentifyNo current list of systems the operation depends onBuild a dependency list covering dispatch, WMS, telematics and email
ProtectMulti-factor authentication not enforced for all mailboxesEnforce MFA for every account and remove shared logins
DetectMailbox forwarding rules not monitoredEnable alerting for new forwarding rules and unusual sign-ins
RespondNo written escalation path outside office hoursDocument who is called, in what order, and what is decided first
RecoverBackups in place but never test restoredRun a timed restoration test for one critical system

Example only. Findings in a real report depend entirely on what the review observes in your own environment.

How the review uses NIST CSF 2.0

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 is a voluntary risk-management framework published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. It is not a certification, and DefendVista is not affiliated with or endorsed by NIST.

We use its six functions, Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover, as a consistent structure for the review, so findings are organized in a way your customers and insurers recognize. Read the plain-language guide for logistics operators.

Who delivers the work

Every review is delivered personally by DefendVista's founder, Daniel Agyemang-Prempeh.
  • MSc in Computer Forensics and Cybersecurity
  • Certified Ethical Hacker
  • CompTIA Security+
  • British Army veteran with logistics and transport operational experience
  • Cybersecurity engineering experience with small and mid-sized businesses

Services are delivered remotely throughout the United States. DefendVista LLC does not currently claim a physical US office. More about DefendVista LLC.

Common questions

What is included in the $995 review?

A management discovery session, review of the systems your operation depends on, a Microsoft 365 identity and access review, ransomware and recovery readiness, questionnaire readiness, a NIST CSF 2.0 aligned analysis, an executive report, a prioritized 90-day plan and a findings meeting.

Does DefendVista have a US office?

DefendVista LLC is a US-registered limited liability company. Services are delivered remotely to businesses throughout the United States. DefendVista LLC does not currently claim a physical US office.

Is the review a certification or an audit?

No. NIST CSF 2.0 is a voluntary risk-management framework, not a certification. The review is a risk and readiness assessment aligned with that framework. DefendVista is not affiliated with or endorsed by NIST.

Is implementation included?

No. Implementation work, remediation and specialist testing such as penetration testing are scoped and quoted separately.

How long does it take?

Most reviews complete within two to three weeks of the discovery session, depending on how quickly the requested evidence is available.