Logistics IT securityStop invoice fraud and keep freight moving.
Email protection, field device management and system uptime for transport, warehousing and logistics operators.

What's at stake.
- 01
Fake invoices
Business email compromise and spoofed invoices redirect payments to fraudsters.
- 02
Field devices
Handhelds and phones in vehicles and warehouses get lost and need remote control.
- 03
System uptime
TMS, WMS and tracking outages stop operations quickly.
Rules and standards that usually apply.
Which ones apply depends on your licence, customers and data. Treat this as a starting list.
| Rule or standard | Who it applies to | What it asks for |
|---|---|---|
| CERT-In Directions (April 2022) | Applies to · Service providers, intermediaries, data centres and body corporates in India | Asks for · Report specified cyber incidents to CERT-In within 6 hours; keep ICT system logs for 180 days within India |
| DPDP Act, 2023 | Applies to · Logistics firms handling customer and driver data | Asks for · Consent or a specified legitimate use, clear notices, reasonable security safeguards and breach notification (main duties from 13 May 2027) |
How we help.
- Service
Email Security and Deliverability
DMARC enforcement to block spoofed invoice emails.
Learn moreExplore Email Security and Deliverability - Service
Network and Endpoint Management
MDM for handhelds and phones: enrol, lock, wipe.
Learn moreExplore Network and Endpoint Management - Service
Cloud Infrastructure
Resilient hosting and backups for TMS, WMS and tracking.
Learn moreExplore Cloud Infrastructure - Service
AI Automation
Automate document and status workflows safely.
Learn moreExplore AI Automation - Standard
DPDP Act, 2023
Handle customer and driver data with proper notices and safeguards.
Learn moreRead about DPDP Act, 2023
Where to start.
- Step 1
Book the free 30-minute IT & security health check
- Step 2
Check DMARC status on every domain you send invoices from
- Step 3
Agree a call-back rule for any change in bank details
DMARC at enforcement stops others sending email that appears to come from your domain. It does not stop look-alike domains, so a call-back rule for bank-detail changes is still important.
Yes, through MDM: enrolment, app control, location policy where lawful, and remote lock or wipe.
Call your bank immediately and report on the national cybercrime helpline 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in. See our incident response page for the first-hour checklist.
Let's build what's next.
Tell us about your infrastructure, security or automation goals. We reply with questions, then a written plan with scope and next steps.
- Response
- Usually within one business day
- Location
- Worldwide
What happens next
- 01
Reply
- 02
Discovery call
- 03
Proposal
This page is general guidance, not legal advice. Last reviewed October 2026.
