Which logistics risks do you cover?
Credential misuse across partners, tampered update packages, compromised handheld devices, and data integrity attacks on routing and inventory systems.
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Logistics teams rely on DART to stress-test supply chain security and keep distributed operations recoverable. Range exercises mirror identity flows across warehouses, third-party carriers, and SaaS control planes, letting teams prove multi-factor enforcement, delegated access, and vendor segmentation. We inject realistic supply chain threat sequences—credential theft, tampered updates, and route data manipulation—to validate detection and response timings. Each drill concludes with tightened continuity plans: verified backups for routing data, alternate communication channels, and pre-approved failover steps so logistics networks keep moving even when incidents unfold. We measure signal quality and time-to-contain on every run, turning the metrics into playbooks that ops teams can use during peak volume. The result is a repeatable framework for reconciling shipments, communicating with partners, and preserving integrity when upstream services degrade.
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Credential misuse across partners, tampered update packages, compromised handheld devices, and data integrity attacks on routing and inventory systems.
We rehearse backup restores, alternate communications, and shipment reconciliation steps in the range so continuity plans are measurable.
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