Cargo Theft Starts in Your Systems,
and Your Security Team Needs to be Ready.

Organized freight crime has changed. Today’s cargo thieves don’t need to breach a gate or crack a lock; they need a stolen identity, a spoofed load board listing, or a compromised carrier account. The result is the same: missing freight, broken customer trust, and a hit to your bottom line.

For executives, this shift changes who owns the risk. Cybersecurity is no longer a back-office IT concern—it’s a business continuity issue that touches revenue, insurance, and the trust your customers place in your operation.

The National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc.^® (NMFTA)^® Cybersecurity Conference (Sept. 29 – Oct.1, Long Beach, CA) is where the industry’s IT, security, and operations leaders come together to get ahead of these threats, from freight identity fraud to the digital tactics fueling today’s cargo theft networks.

Your cybersecurity team can’t build that readiness alone. They need the strategies, standards, and peer network this conference delivers.

This year, don’t just send your IT team to a technical event. Send them to build the resilience your business depends on.

What to Expect at #NMFTACyber

NMFTA 2026 Cybersecurity Conference

#NMFTACyber

National Motor Freight Traffic Association, 1001 North Fairfax Street, Suite 600, Alexandria, VA 22314-1798, 703-838-1810