Managed IT & Cybersecurity for Logistics, Transportation & Supply Chain

Triton Technologies supports all major transportation and warehouse management platforms used by logistics companies. For TMS: Oracle Transportation Management (OTM), SAP Transportation Management, MercuryGate, McLeodSoftware, TMW Systems, Aljex, and Turvo. For WMS: Manhattan WMS, Blue Yonder Warehouse Management, HighJump (Korber), Infor WMS, Oracle Warehouse Management Cloud, and Fishbowl. For ELD and fleet telematics: Samsara, Motive (KeepTruckin), Omnitracs, PeopleNet, and Verizon Connect. We manage the IT infrastructure layer supporting these platforms and coordinate vendor escalations — treating your TMS and WMS as first-priority infrastructure requiring under-10-minute response when systems affect freight movement.

Triton Technologies designs and deploys industrial wireless networks for distribution center and warehouse environments — using Cisco Meraki, Zebra, and Ubiquiti access points engineered for RF scanner environments, high-bay ceiling installations, and the interference characteristics of industrial buildings. We conduct site surveys before deployment to identify dead zones and optimize access point placement for full scanner coverage across all picking zones, staging areas, and dock doors. We manage the wireless infrastructure ongoing — monitoring signal strength, device connectivity, and channel utilization — and respond to connectivity issues within 10 minutes when RF scanner performance affects picking rates.

Business email compromise (BEC) in logistics occurs when attackers impersonate carriers, brokers, or shippers to redirect freight payments, provide fraudulent banking information for rate confirmations, or manipulate load tenders. The FBI IC3 reported approximately $220 million in BEC losses to the transportation sector in 2023. Triton Technologies implements multi-layer BEC prevention: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC email authentication reducing domain impersonation; Microsoft Defender for Office 365 with anti-impersonation policies detecting lookalike sender domains; MFA on all email accounts preventing credential-based account takeover; and logistics-specific security awareness training covering freight payment fraud recognition — the attack patterns specific to transportation and 3PL operations.

Logistics companies and 3PLs that handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in connection with DoD contracts — including transportation companies handling military cargo, warehouse operators storing defense contractor inventory, or freight brokers managing DoD-funded shipments — may be subject to CMMC requirements under their prime contractor flow-down clauses. CMMC Level 2 (110 NIST SP 800-171 controls) applies when CUI is handled. Triton Technologies conducts CMMC applicability assessments for logistics companies with DoD supply chain relationships and implements the NIST SP 800-171 technical controls required for CMMC compliance, including SSP and POA&M documentation.

Triton Technologies monitors EDI integration health for logistics clients — tracking feed status, alert thresholds for delayed or failed transactions, and integration performance across trading partners. When EDI transactions fail (214 status updates, 850 purchase orders, 204 load tenders, 210 invoices), we coordinate with your VAN provider (TrueCommerce, SPS Commerce, DiCentral) or direct EDI trading partners to diagnose and restore connectivity. We maintain documentation of all EDI integration configurations — mapping specifications, trading partner IDs, communication protocols, and acknowledgment requirements — so integrations can be restored quickly after incidents without depending on institutional knowledge from a single employee.

Logistics companies face several industry-specific cybersecurity threats: ransomware targeting TMS/WMS systems where operational downtime costs more per hour than almost any other industry; business email compromise redirecting freight payments (a $220M+ annual problem for the transportation sector per FBI IC3); ELD and telematics system compromise enabling GPS spoofing or cargo theft facilitation; operational technology attacks targeting warehouse automation, conveyor systems, and dock management infrastructure; and supply chain attacks where compromised logistics software vendors introduce malware affecting multiple logistics companies simultaneously. Triton Technologies addresses all of these vectors with network segmentation, EDR, MFA, email security, and OT-aware monitoring.

Triton Technologies manages logistics IT across multiple distribution center and office locations under a single managed services agreement — providing consistent network architecture, security controls, and endpoint management across all facilities. We implement site-to-site VPN connectivity between distribution centers and headquarters, centralized monitoring covering all locations, and unified help desk coverage with under-10-minute average response times across all sites. For logistics companies adding new distribution centers, Triton Technologies manages the technology buildout from network design through equipment installation and WMS integration testing — ensuring each new facility is operationally ready and security-compliant from the first day of operations.