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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2025 · 1H 5M

Freight Fraud Epidemic: Identifying Threats and Taking Action

from Driving Forward Podcast · host GLCS, INC.

Cybercrime is a $10.5 trillion global crisis—and freight fraud is its rapidly growing undercurrent, threatening to derail supply chains worldwide. Freight theft, double brokering, and phantom shipments are more than logistics issues—they’re part of a much larger cybercrime ecosystem that’s costing businesses billions. In this eye-opening episode, GLCS’ Nate Johnson joins forces with freight fraud crusader Dale Prax (FreightValidate), cybersecurity experts Joe Ohr and Ben Wilkens (NMFTA), and fraud prevention strategist Robert Bain (GLCS) to connect the dots between freight fraud and the broader cybercrime crisis. They’ll uncover how bad actors exploit technology to steal billions from our supply chains and offer real-world strategies to fight back. This isn’t just about protecting your freight—it’s about safeguarding your business in a world where digital crime knows no boundaries. Ways to contact our guests or get more information: Dale Prax at FreightValidate FreightValidate.com WhatYourMCNumber.com [email protected] Joe Ohr and Ben Wilkens at NMFTA NMFTA.org [email protected]

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