Supply Chain · Live Simulation
THE FOOTHOLD
Somewhere in your port's network, an attacker already has one stolen login. Flip your defenses on below and watch — live, in 3D — how far they actually get.
In June 2026, a coordinated cyberattack on freight and logistics providers at U.S. port gateways hit 200+ logistics and transport entities, forcing workers back onto paper manifests and clipboards. Estimated cost: $380M in delays and backlogs across the Americas (Zamak Technologies estimate). Cause, per a CISA directive reported by Ti Insight: unpatched legacy software and missing multi-factor authentication. (Source: Ti Insight Global Supply Chain Risk Monitor, July 2026, citing Zamak Technologies & CISA.)
Your port's defenses
Access Control
Multi-factor authentication required for vendor & remote logins
Vendor accounts kept separate from core operational systems
System Hygiene
Software patched within 30 days of a known vulnerability
Operations systems segmented from backend data & customs systems
Human & Backup Systems
Staff drilled on manual / paper backup procedures
Backup phone & radio line tested in the last 90 days
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