Digital threats and scams are evolving, and ATSSA is committed to helping members safeguard their operations. This resource page builds on insights from our “Digital & Banking Scams: What you must know” webinar, providing essential tools, expert advice and actionable strategies to defend against digital fraud and banking scams. Explore key takeaways, practical tips and recommended best practices to strengthen defenses and protect your business.
The June 4, 2025, webinar was presented by the ATSSA Risk Management Council. The webinar was moderated by Greg Driskell, chief operating officer at LimnTech Scientific Inc., and included ATSSA member speaker Chris Rossiter, president at TMI Services Inc., and Jody Barnes, VP IT, CIO/CISO, with Ingevity, parent company of ATSSA member Ozark Materials LLC.
Recording of Webinar
Resources:
- Beware of Phishing
- Use strong passwords
- Enable multi-factor authentication
- Regularly update software
- U.S. Department of Transportation Cyber Security Resources
- CISA
Reporting Cyber Issues:
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