Monitoring Should Reduce Decisions, Not Create Them Most monitoring programs fail for a simple reason. They add information but do not reduce uncertainty. Security teams do not need more data. They need fewer decisions when time is limited and consequences are real. Too many monitoring solutions flood teams with alerts, dashboards, exceptions, and visualizations. Each new data point creates another…
Why Security Directors Need a Device-Agnostic Risk Partner Most fleets did not design their telematics and tracking landscape from scratch. It evolved. You inherit legacy GPS units, OEM-installed hardware, shipper-mandated devices, pilot programs with new sensors, and a steady stream of vendor change. On any given day, your control room may be juggling multiple portals, different alert types, and a…
Vectura Appoints Experienced Logistics and Technology Executive Bart Schulman as Chief Commercial Officer Chicago, Ill. — November 3, 2025 — Vectura, the fast-growing leader redefining logistics risk management and supply chain visibility, today announced the appointment of Bart Schulman, an experienced logistics and technology executive and proven industry leader, as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). Schulman brings more than 30 years…
Stop Watching Dots. Start Managing Risk. Tracking vs. Monitoring for Trucking Fleets Ask most fleets if they “have monitoring” and you’ll hear a confident yes. Press a little, and what they really have is tracking: a map, a moving dot, a breadcrumb trail. Useful? Absolutely. Protective? Only sometimes. The difference between tracking and monitoring sounds subtle—until a trailer goes dark…
…And How to Close Them with Vectura Executive Summary Cargo theft in North America occurs every 2–3 hours, with impacts that extend beyond the financial loss of goods to driver safety, insurance costs, and brand reputation. Despite these risks, fleets and shippers continue to rely on fragmented solutions that create blind spots in protection. Monitoring platforms stop at the alert,…
Vectura Launches Transport Risk-as-a-Service (TRaaS), Closing the Gap in In-Transit Security Lisle, Ill. — September 23, 2025 —Vectura Risk Management today announced the launch of Transport Risk-as-a-Service (TRaaS), a bolt-on protection solution that delivers end-to-end in-transit security for high-value freight. Fitting seamlessly over existing processes, TRaaS combines verification, monitoring, deterrence, and recovery into a single service; giving shippers, carriers,…