Birdseye Security Solutions

06/01/2026

AI is becoming a daily tool for supply chain teams.

Supply Chain Dive reports that companies are using AI to forecast disruptions, flag route issues, and improve logistics planning. One example cited forecast accuracy moving from 50 to 60% to 80 to 90%.

Better prediction is only useful when teams can act on it.

For facilities, that means faster decisions at the gate, yard, and handoff points.

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As consumer shopping habits evolve, experts say accurate and on-time deliveries have become more important than ever.

05/27/2026

A truck pulled into a distribution yard at 11:47 PM.

By 1:30 AM it was gone — along with $103,000 in cargo.
The gate log showed an entry. The cameras showed nothing useful. The guard remembered "a normal-looking truck."

Here's exactly how it happened, and the 3 things that would have stopped it.

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05/26/2026

Transportation underwriting continues moving toward leading indicators.

Recent industry guidance points to stronger focus on speeding activity, claims reporting, and measurable risk controls.

Activity trends become valuable when teams can identify patterns before they become larger issues.

The Birdseye Portal gives facilities visibility across sites, helping teams monitor movement activity, safety trends, and incidents in one place.

Article:
https://zurl.co/8sSKL

Thanks Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.

The transportation sector is bracing for another year defined by cost pressures, legal exposure and regulatory uncertainty — even as new technologies offer clearer pathways to improvement.

05/26/2026

Most facilities find out about safety failures after the damage is done.

Birdseye detects fires, speeding, unsafe driving, PPE violations, and restricted-zone activity in real time across gates, yards, and perimeters.

Every incident is monitored, documented, and escalated live by AI systems and trained remote agents operating 24/7.

9K+ Critical interventions per month
94K+ Safety violations identified and enforced
60%+ Average reduction in security spend
24/7 Live human verification on every alert

See Birdseye in action: https://zurl.co/iPMeJ

05/26/2026

The biggest security gaps are often hidden in day-to-day operations.

Birdseye's 2026 Yard & Gate Operations Benchmark Report analyzed more than 8 million monitored gate transactions across North America and uncovered recurring patterns tied to facility performance.

Inside the report:

• Cargo theft and fraud trends
• Yard, gate, and perimeter benchmarks
• Regional and industry insights
• Operational patterns linked to stronger-performing facilities

See where your operation compares: https://zurl.co/omCE8

Download the 2026 Yard & Gate Operations Benchmark Report to uncover the trends, vulnerabilities, and operational patterns impacting facilities across

05/25/2026

Organized crime is shaping cargo theft patterns across North America.

Recent reporting shows coordinated activity and increased use of fraud across the shipment lifecycle.

Access control is now a system-level issue, not a staffing issue.

Every entry point needs verification, documentation, and enforcement.

Read:
https://zurl.co/TOjO5

While cargo theft numbers have seen a small dip, a new trend is emerging with crooks. Here’s how thieves are staying ahead of the curve.

05/20/2026

We’re live at Home Delivery World in Nashville Home Delivery World

U.S. cargo theft losses surpassed $725M last year, with average losses now exceeding $270K per incident. More of these events are happening during pickup, driven by identity fraud.

That pressure shows up at the facility.

Verification of drivers, vehicles, BOLs, and trailer seals determines what gets released.

We’re at Booth 1225 sharing how teams are using AI-driven monitoring and 24/7 live oversight to stay in control across their sites.

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05/19/2026

Supply chain risk builds at handoffs.

Unverified carrier pickups, inconsistent processes across facilities, and limited visibility between sites break chain of custody and create exposure across the network.

Birdseye enforces control from entry to release.

GateCore verifies drivers and load details at every gate.
YardCore tracks trailer movement across yards.
SafeCore monitors and enforces perimeter activity with AI.

Every handoff is verified. Every movement is logged. Control is consistent across locations.

Control at the yard protects the entire supply chain.

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05/18/2026

Cargo theft incidents dipped in Q1. Losses did not.

Recent data shows fewer events, but higher value per theft and increased impersonation.

Fraud-based pickups scale faster than physical theft.

Verification at pickup is now a primary control point.

Read from Duty Trucking
https://zurl.co/Kuqb2

CargoNet reports fewer supply chain crime events to start 2026. But losses hold steady as organized crime shifts tactics toward impersonation schemes and high-value goods.

05/14/2026

Most yard operations reviews focus on driver availability and fuel spend.

But the leaks that are quietly killing margin? They're internal, invisible, and fixable.

Swipe for 5 of the most common ones and why the average manager never connects them to the bottom line.

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