Category: Loss Prevention

Your Load Is Gone and You Had No Idea Until It Was Too Late The driver checked in clean. The BOL was signed. Three days later your customer calls asking where their order is. You pull up the carrier portal.

Traditional logistics security is failing because it defends against a version of cargo theft that no longer exists. Criminal syndicates have traded bolt cutters for forged digital credentials and automated load board scripts. The thieves running these operations look exactly

Construction and industrial equipment theft is more than a nuisance. It can stall projects, drive up rental costs, disrupt crews, and trigger insurance headaches when a critical machine disappears overnight. Traditional security measures are largely reactive, documenting losses after the

From job sites to warehouses to in-transit freight, theft is no longer an occasional headache—it’s an operational risk that can wipe out margin, timelines, and customer trust in minutes. The good news is that modern GPS trackers aren’t just “dots

As a distributor, being able to keep up with shipments isn’t always a straightforward process. Shipments can be late, arrive at the wrong distribution center, or be stolen. In industries such as technology and medicine, there is also a risk

Theft is a growing concern for small businesses, especially those managing high-value inventory such as e-bikes, bikes, ATVs, and other expensive equipment. In the United States, a bicycle is stolen every three minutes, an ATV or RV every 26 minutes,

Managing large numbers of shipments spanning across multiple states and territories can be a near impossible task. Systems in place such as RFID, and Yard Management Systems, can only do so much when a shipment is late or missing. One

Theft of valuable equipment and tools is a plague on businesses, particularly in sectors like construction, agriculture, and field services. In 2026, this threat is more sophisticated and costly than ever. Losing assets isn’t just about the replacement cost; it’s

The National Insurance Crime Bureau has estimated that around $1 billion in construction equipment is stolen in the United States each year. The economic impact of equipment theft is much larger, though.  When equipment is stolen, revenue and productivity decline

In the era of globalized trade, the journey of food from farm to table spans vast distances, involving intricate processes and numerous stakeholders. This complex journey often obscures visibility, making it challenging to ensure food security and sustainability, especially in