The logistics and supply chain industry is the backbone of global commerce, connecting businesses and consumers across continents. As digital transformation accelerates, cybersecurity has become critical to protecting supply networks, sensitive operational data, and infrastructure. The CISOs featured here are leaders who design and implement security-first strategies, enabling resilience, operational efficiency, and innovation while safeguarding some of the world’s largest and most complex logistics platforms.
Michael Becerra — VP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, DHL Express
Michael Becerra brings over 20 years of IT and cybersecurity expertise spanning the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific. At DHL Express, he oversees the security posture of a 200,000+ user base across 18,000+ sites in over 200 countries. Michael specializes in global network and security architecture, risk management, and regulatory compliance, ensuring that operational continuity is maintained across a multicultural, high-pressure environment. He emphasizes a proactive approach to cyber threats while enabling agile business operations, mentoring teams to solve complex challenges across regions. His leadership ensures DHL’s logistics operations remain resilient, secure, and innovative, positioning cybersecurity as a strategic enabler rather than a constraint.
Michael Flynn — President & Chief Information Security Officer, UPS
Michael Flynn is a Fortune 50 technology leader responsible for safeguarding one of the world’s largest critical infrastructure platforms. He directs cybersecurity strategy across UPS’s logistics, healthcare, financial services, airline, and retail operations spanning 200+ countries. Known for architecting security-first platforms that accelerate innovation, M&A integration, and operational scale, Michael also serves as a trusted advisor to the Board on cyber risk and resilience. He collaborates with U.S. government agencies and regulators to strengthen national and global cybersecurity initiatives. Michael’s work ensures UPS maintains robust, scalable, and secure operations while embedding cybersecurity into business strategy.
Gene Sun — Corporate VP & Chief Information Security Officer, FedEx Corporation
Gene Sun leads FedEx’s global cybersecurity, eCommerce fraud prevention, regulatory compliance, and business continuity efforts. Managing a workforce of over 520,000 and annual revenues exceeding $90 billion, he provides strategic guidance to executive leadership while ensuring global operations adhere to rigorous security standards. Gene has successfully guided FedEx’s data centers to ISO 27001 certification and spearheaded cloud migrations and secure digital transformations. Recognized by Security Magazine as one of the most influential security professionals, Gene also serves on advisory boards across the tech ecosystem. His leadership ensures FedEx maintains operational resilience while fostering innovation in a highly regulated global logistics environment.
Andy Powell — Chief Information Security Officer, A.P. Moller – Maersk
Andy Powell has served as Maersk’s CISO since 2018, overseeing cybersecurity for the global shipping and logistics giant. With prior leadership roles at Capgemini, CSC, and the UK Royal Air Force, including Head of Cyber Defence Operations for the Ministry of Defence, Andy combines operational expertise with strategic foresight. He manages Maersk’s cyber strategy, compliance, and risk management, integrating security into daily operations while supporting business growth. His approach emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, innovation, and proactive threat mitigation. Andy’s leadership strengthens Maersk’s cyber posture, ensuring secure global supply chain operations while enabling agile business execution.
Joe Ellis — VP & Chief Information Security Officer, Ryder System, Inc.
Joe Ellis is a seasoned CISO with extensive experience across logistics, transportation, and supply chain operations. He specializes in enterprise risk management, ISO 27001, ITIL, PCI compliance, and information security auditing. Joe leads initiatives to strengthen Ryder’s operational resilience, protect sensitive data, and integrate cybersecurity into business strategy. His leadership fosters high-performing teams capable of anticipating threats, managing regulatory requirements, and implementing scalable security frameworks. Joe’s strategic guidance ensures Ryder’s supply chain remains secure, efficient, and adaptable to evolving cyber risks.
Jim Burgess — VP, Chief Information Security Officer & Head of IT Compliance, Americold Logistics, LLC
Jim Burgess heads Americold’s global cybersecurity program for the $7B+ cold storage and logistics enterprise. Leading operations across North America, South America, Europe, and Australia, he has implemented a comprehensive security framework aligned with NIST standards. Jim improved threat detection capabilities through top-tier MDR partnerships and optimized multi-million-dollar budgets. Recognized for mentoring teams and driving cultural change, he regularly presents to boards on security roadmaps and program achievements. Jim’s work ensures Americold maintains operational continuity, global compliance, and proactive cyber risk management.
Berin Lautenback — Global Head of Information Security, Toll Group
Berin Lautenback leads Toll Group’s global cybersecurity and risk management initiatives, bringing deep technical and executive expertise. His experience ranges from hands-on security operations to executive leadership, covering intrusion detection, authentication, PKI, crypto standards, and compliance. Berin has successfully developed strategies aligning technology, risk, and business objectives, ensuring resilience across Toll’s global logistics operations. His leadership balances technical excellence with strategic decision-making, fostering a culture of proactive threat detection, operational security, and innovation.
Gatekeepers of Global Logistics
The logistics and supply chain industry relies on a network of CISOs who protect critical global infrastructure from cyber threats while enabling operational agility. These leaders ensure that goods move securely across continents, data remains protected, and technology platforms continue to support innovation. By integrating cybersecurity as a business enabler, they safeguard companies, customers, and supply chains from disruption while building resilient, forward-looking security cultures.