Serjon's Urban Jonson on the Online Hacking Threat Fleets Don't Know About
TMC to Offer Online Fleet Cybersecurity Training
The Technology & Maintenance Council is teaming up with IT specialists Serjon to offer fleets online courses on containing and countering fleet cybersecurity threats.

TMC and Serjon are teaming up to help fleets defend and deal with cyberattacks.
Photo: Angel Bena
The American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council and Serjon announced a new series of online cybersecurity training courses.
This collaboration will bring commercial vehicle cybersecurity online training to members of TMC, American Trucking Associations, and other ATA councils. Members get discounted training focused on fleet cybersecurity.
Secure and Defend your Fleet
According to a press release, Serjon has designed a module-based cybersecurity training program tailored for North American truck fleets.
The online coursework features eight lessons or modules that cover cyber threats and risks, cybersecurity basics, firewalls and endpoint protection, equipment setup and configuration, and more.
“In response to increasing security threats and attacks on businesses of all sizes, Serjon built the program to be an informative, practical and affordable online resource for small- and medium-sized businesses,” said Urban Jonson, senior vice president of information technology and cybersecurity.
The goal of the courses is to better enable fleet executives to secure and defend their business information technology systems, equipment and companies against threats and attacks. The courses will also help fleets build incident response-capable and resilient organizations.
Serjon said it leveraged Jonson’s cybersecurity expertise in the transportation sector — especially heavy-duty vehicles — to create a special module within the series entitled Defending Heavy-Duty Vehicles, which will help students understand the unique cybersecurity threats against trucking companies and heavy vehicles.
The course covers a broad range of topics and possible weak points, including bring-your-own-devices, USB drives, HD radio, Bluetooth, telematics/ELD devices, general RF attacks, maintenance system/tools and service providers.
These topics are covered in terms of general concepts and strategies for risk mitigation. The course also details how to get help if your heavy vehicles experience a cyber-attack.
“The Defending Heavy-Duty Vehicles” module was created specifically with ATA/TMC members in mind,” said TMC Executive Director Robert Braswell.
“It provides members access to this valuable resource to help improve the industry’s technical knowledge, foundational skills, and eliminate knowledge and skills gaps in specific areas and better protect member companies and their critical assets.”
For a detailed overview of the eight training modules, click here.
For more information or to register for the cybersecurity certification courses, visit https://serjon.getlearnworlds.com/atatmc.
Use the Member Discount Code ATATMC10 for special pricing.
More Fleet Management

How Innovative Trucking Leaders Turn Change Into an Advantage
As the pace of change accelerates in trucking, the fleets that adapt best have more than the latest technology. They have cultures that embrace improvement.
Read More →
Freight Broker Bonds Just Got Harder to Get. Here's What That Means for Your Fleet.
When it gets harder for a freight broker to prove they are financially sound, the ones who cannot clear that bar get pushed out of the market. And those are exactly the brokers who used to leave motor carriers holding the bag.
Read More →
Long-Awaited Canadian Border Bridge to Open in Detroit
For trucking, the bridge opening should offer immediate improvements in efficiency and reliability, with new customs facilities, expanded inspection capacity, and direct freeway-to-freeway connections.
Read More →
Aurora Rolls Out Next Generation of Driverless Trucks for Commercial Freight
Aurora's latest autonomous trucks it's rolling out with International feature lower-cost hardware designed for a million miles as the company expands commercial driverless freight operations across the U.S. Sun Belt.
Read More →
Freight Tonnage Down, Rates up, as Lower Capacity Powers Trucking Recovery
The recovery from the freight recession continues to be driven by reduction in capacity rather than by increased demand.
Read More →
Think Your Trucking Fleet Isn't Using Much AI? Think Again
Shadow AI — the use of unauthorized artificial intelligence tools at work — is becoming increasingly common, putting sensitive company data at risk. Learn how trucking fleets can protect sensitive data while embracing AI.
Read More →
ArcBest Consolidates Brands, Cuts Workforce
The company will bring three business units under the ArcBest brand, eliminate about 2% of positions, and expects the changes to generate $40 million in annual savings.
Read More →
Trucking Fleets Faced Record Operating Costs During Third Year of Freight Recession
ATRI's annual operational cost report shows carriers trimmed fleets, delayed equipment purchases, and ran older trucks as expenses continued to outpace freight rates.
Read More →
Michelin Adds AI Assistant to MyConnectedFleet Platform
Michelin’s new generative AI tool delivers instant fleet insights, helping managers analyze fuel use, tire maintenance, vehicle status, and operational performance without manually creating reports.
Read More →
LytxOne Platform Now Features AI, Compliance, and Asset Tracking Tools
New enhancements add AI-powered insights, asset tracking, compliance automation, and configurable privacy controls to Lytx's all-in-one fleet management platform.
Read More →
