ISCPO 360 Security

In this ISCPO episode, Glenn Master hosts Mark Haywood and Mike Dawber to discuss current global cargo theft trends and legislation efforts in the U.S., Canada, and UK. Learn about the latest methods being used by thieves, the types of goods most often targeted, and what companies can do to protect their shipments. This podcast covers international differences and shared challenges, providing valuable information for anyone involved in supply chain security management. Host: Glenn Master [https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenn-master-6b426417/], ISCPO President/Chairman Speaker: Mark Haywood [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-haywood-255169279/], Peel Regional Police Speaker: Mike Dawber [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-dawber-b304ab8a/], National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service Special thanks to our podcast sponsors 7P Solutions [https://7pgps.com/]and Verkada [https://www.verkada.com/] For more details on the ISCPO and our one-day summits, visit our website www.iscpo.org [https://www.iscpo.org/site/] or email us at info@iscpo.org

Welcome to the ISCPO 2025 State of the Union video podcast. Today, we're honored to have three distinguished leaders of the ISCPO: Byron Smith, Glenn Master, and Rod Fulenwider. In this first episode of 2025, our guests will be reflecting on the progress the ISCPO has made over the past year and will discuss what lies ahead in 2025. They'll share insights on how ISCPO continues to evolve, fostering collaboration among professionals and solution partners across sectors to enhance global supply chain security. For more details on the ISCPO, visit our website ⁠www.iscpo.org⁠ [www.iscpo.org] or email us at info@iscpo.org

With the ever-growing threat of fictitious pickups and strategic thefts, the landscape has changed with an increased sophistication. The expansion of various methods deployed by fraudsters has placed a tremendous burden on the transportation industry, distribution facilities, business operations, and organized crime task forces.  The potential of carrier identity theft and double brokering has international implication as freight is misdirected with a high percentage of cargo going overseas.  Listen to Glenn Master, ISCPO President and Chairman and Scott Cornell, Travelers National Practice Transportation Lead share their thoughts on these ever-growing transportation theft scenarios. We extend our deepest thanks to both Verkada  [https://www.verkada.com/]and 7PSolutions [https://7pgps.com/] for their sponsorship of this ISCPO podcast. Be sure to check out their offerings to see how they revolutionize the industry and can support your needs.  Without them, this podcast wouldn’t be possible. Interested in catching this episode on YouTube? Click this link: ISCPO - Fictitious Pickups and Strategic Thefts [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQBtalHdOKQ] About the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO): The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is a non-profit professional organization that connects members from across a wide array of sectors—from manufacturing, retail/wholesale/eCommerce, and distribution to risk management, law enforcement/legal, and logistics. The organization was created in 2014 to promote, educate, and advocate supply chain security and protection through building strong networks and delivering exceptional leadership training, board representation, and industry support. ⁠⁠ISCPO.org⁠⁠ [https://www.iscpo.org/site/]   For more information about the ISCPO, email: ⁠⁠info@iscpo.org⁠ [info@iscpo.org]

The threat of an active shooter and workplace violence is a sobering reality in today's society, prompting organizations to prioritize comprehensive emergency preparedness plans. The potential for such events underscores the critical need for proactive measures, including employee training, security assessments, and the implementation of robust safety protocols. Addressing the underlying factors that may contribute to violence in the workplace, such as conflict resolution strategies and mental health support, is equally imperative. By fostering a culture of awareness, vigilance, and open communication, businesses can strive to create a safer environment for their employees while minimizing the risk and impact of such tragic incidents. Listen to Glenn Master and Rod Fulenwider share their thoughts on this every growing workplace scenario.   This episode is sponsored by Verkada and Protos Security. For more details about Verkada, checkout this link: ⁠https://www.verkada.com/⁠ [https://www.verkada.com/] and for details about Protos Security, checkout this link: https://protossecurity.com/ [https://protossecurity.com/] Want to see the video version of this podcast? Here is the YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUT5fTyxMK8 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUT5fTyxMK8] About the International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO): The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is a non-profit professional organization that connects members from across a wide array of sectors—from manufacturing, retail/wholesale/eCommerce, and distribution to risk management, law enforcement/legal, and logistics. The organization was created in 2014 to promote, educate, and advocate supply chain security and protection through building strong networks and delivering exceptional leadership training, board representation, and industry support. ⁠ISCPO.org⁠ [ISCPO.org] For more information about the ISCPO, email: ⁠info@iscpo.org [info@iscpo.org]

ISCPO board member, Todd Moore spent some time with Stan Campbell with Truck News Talk discussing cargo theft solutions as both Canada and the US have seen a 15% increase in recorded cargo theft incidents.  For more details about TruckNewsTalk and Stan Campbell - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trucknewstalk/id1656459932?uo=4/ [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trucknewstalk/id1656459932?uo=4/] For addtional info on the International Supply Chain Protection Organization - www.iscpo.org