The transportation and logistics sector sits at the center of global trade. It also carries a wide attack surface. Cyber incidents now delay shipments, disrupt fleets, and stall supply chains. The leaders below shape how the industry adapts. Each one drives security programs that make movement safer and more reliable.
Harshal Mehta, CISO at CWT
Harshal guides security across one of the largest travel management companies. He focuses on protecting high-volume booking systems and making resilience part of every customer touchpoint.
Rob Nolan, CISO at Expeditors International
Rob leads security for a major global freight forwarder. He strengthens risk oversight across warehouses, cross-border operations, and real-time shipment systems.
Claudiano Da Silva J., CISO at Total Express
Claudiano builds security for one of Brazil’s largest logistics providers. He focuses on last-mile delivery systems and data protection across complex partner networks.
Josh Knopp, CISO at Enterprise Mobility
Josh oversees security for a global fleet and mobility company. He manages risks tied to vehicle telemetry, rental platforms, and connected mobility services.
Zulfi Ahmed, CISO at HP
Zulfi drives security for a global tech company with deep ties to logistics environments. He focuses on endpoint security and supply chain integrity.
Parthiv Shah, CISO at Customers Bank
Parthiv’s team secures financial systems that serve transport and logistics clients. He improves fraud defenses and supports secure digital payments across the sector.
Bertrum Carroll, CISO at Employers
Bertrum leads security for an insurance company that covers logistics risks. His work helps reduce exposure for fleets and transport operators.
Transportation and logistics rely on trust. These leaders raise the standard for resilience across ports, fleets, travel, and supply chains. Their decisions influence how goods move and how companies respond when threat actors strike.