Watch: How to survive a cyber attack

Jun 12, 2020

Updated Jun 16, 2020

Transportation is the fifth-most targeted industry for cyberattacks and with COVID-19 prompting more employees to work remotely, data weaknesses can be exposed. A panel of IT professionals from Daseke, Dupre Logistics and B-H Transfer at last month’s CCJ Virtual Symposium discussed how to best protect yourself and your company from hackers. Key takeaways include:

How to react and recover from common cyberattacks
What actions you need to take now to protect your data
How to train your remote workers to prevent IT vulnerabilities

Watch the full session video here:

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