Cargo and asset theft are no longer occasional risks—they’re daily realities for Canadian logistics, transport, and field operations. Across major hubs like Toronto and Montreal, organized crime has evolved from simple break-ins to sophisticated fraud, carrier impersonation, fictitious pickups, and targeted trailer theft. 

Many teams still rely on reactive processes, like check calls or disconnected systems, that only flag a loss after the damage is done. The fallout is immediate: spiked claims, replacement costs, and broken customer trust. 

Designed specifically for logistics, fleet, and operations leaders, this session offers practical strategies to mitigate cargo and asset risk without burdening drivers or dispatchers. 

Key takeaways: 

● Understanding evolving tactics behind fraudulent pickups, unauthorized movements, and equipment theft 

● How advances in Bluetooth-enabled asset tracking are ushering in a new era of cargo and equipment visibility 

● Why a new generation of connected asset intelligence is changing how fleets prevent theft, recover stolen equipment, and protect high-value freight 

● What logistics leaders are doing to strengthen cargo security with continuous visibility and automated insights—not more manual processes