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ATA's TMC has partnered with a company to provide vehicle cybersecurity training at a discounted rate.
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American Trucking Associations' Technology & Maintenance Council, through a joint effort with Serjon, now is offering commercial vehicle cybersecurity training online for TMC and ATA members at a discounted rate, 10% off an individual lessor or a series bundle.
ATA said there are several reasons to consider this training, including:
The 2023 Travelers Risk Index reported that 55% of transportation leaders expressed considerable concern about cyber risks.
According to the 2024 Third-Party Logistics Study, the adoption of emerging technologies is deemed crucial for future supply chain growth by 87% of shippers and 94% of third-party logistics providers.
Proxima, a consulting firm specializing in supply chain and procurement, noted a significant 700% surge in cyberattacks across the supply chain since their implementation.
In October, Estes Express Lines, one of the largest for-hire carriers in North America, disclosed a significant ransomware attack.
The trucking industry adds $750 billion to the economy yearly, with over 80% of U.S. communities relying solely on trucks to receive their goods.
Serjon created a practical cybersecurity training program with modules. This program helps those in charge of IT systems and decision-makers protect their businesses from threats. It also teaches how to respond to incidents and make organizations stronger against cyber-attacks.
The training is not just informative but also practical and affordable, ATA said, making it an ideal online resource for small- and medium-sized businesses.
The course includes eight modules covering cyber threats, cybersecurity basics, firewalls, endpoint protection, equipment setup, and more.
More information is available at the program site, or by emailing tmc@trucking.org.
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