Houston Man Admits to Hijacking Interstate Freight Shipment
Maksims Klopovs admitted he was to be paid for picking up a large load of computers and other electronics originally set for delivery to a college in Corpus Christi. Keep Reading
Maksims Klopovs admitted he was to be paid for picking up a large load of computers and other electronics originally set for delivery to a college in Corpus Christi. Keep Reading
Federal agencies rely on information and communications technology (ICT) products and services from around the world to carry out their operations. The global supply chain for this technology faces threats, including from intelligence services and others who may seek to steal intellectual property or compromise the integrity of the systems. Keep Reading
The Federal Aviation Administration has provided planning considerations to assist the nation’s airports to facilitate the safe and efficient transportation of COVID-19 vaccines. Keep Reading
Within 24 hours of an emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration, manufacturers and shippers are prepared to activate the delivery chain — a complex system of warehouses, trucks, planes, and, ultimately, delivery to the site where shots are administered. Keep Reading
As legitimate vaccines move closer to delivery, the targeting of storage facilities and distribution networks by criminal networks can be expected. Keep Reading
Imagine the catastrophic effects should a vulnerability in the supply chain allow vaccines destined for millions of people to be sabotaged and contaminated. Keep Reading
The imperative to return supply chains to the United States for products important to national defense, medical security, and competitiveness in key industrial and technology sectors is not new. Keep Reading
U.S. was unprepared for challenge of providing food to the country while trying to protect the health of workers. Keep Reading
A 20 to 25 percent drop is projected for containers and canceled-vessel calls hit port authorities while tourism has "completely evaporated" and companies absorb the effects of lost revenue and trying to keep crews healthy. Keep Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the vulnerabilities of organizations - particularly those with a dependence on China - and made them consider rethinking and transforming their supply chain model. Keep Reading
Bad actors know that targeting the reseller channel is one of the simplest and easiest ways to disrupt the supply chain. Keep Reading
WISeKey International Holding Ltd has been selected by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as its technology partner to secure the ONE Record test platform. Keep Reading
INSA has identified nine different challenges for the National Archives' Information Security Oversight Office to address during the implementation of the federal Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) program. Keep Reading
Assistant Director Brian Harrell talks with HSToday about the threats that require our utmost attention. Keep Reading
SICPA will develop a solution for credential issuers to manage and verify digital credentials that are the secure digital equivalent to secure physical credentials without reengineering their current processes and systems. Keep Reading
Office of International Affairs leader talks with HSToday about the importance of development and long-term fixes. Keep Reading
"We need to work more and more closely with the private sector. And so things that help facilitate that are always useful," Wray tells lawmakers. Keep Reading
TAPA, the transport industry association that promotes supply chain security, is to work with DHL Resilience360, the integrator’s cloud-based supply chain risk management platform in a partnership on cargo crime intelligence. Keep Reading
Europol has published its 2019 Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA), an annual presentation of the cybercrime threat landscape, highlighting the key developments, threats and trends, as seen by law enforcement authorities across Europe. Keep Reading
DARPA has announced a new effort called the Microsystems Exploration program, which will constitute a series of short-term investments into high-risk, high-reward research. The first potential topic aims to address security issues within the hardware supply chain. Keep Reading