Stop freight fraud where it starts — the inbox.

In logistics, cyber attacks and cargo fraud have fused into a single kill chain. An attacker compromises a broker's or carrier's email account, then uses that foothold to post fraudulent load-board listings, redirect payments, and steal freight. Generalist security tools see the early phishing; freight-fraud tools look at the carrier and the load, after the money's at risk.

Verlane attacks the chain where it starts — the email and account entry point both halves depend on. The name is a nod to that origin: verify + lane. We watch the mailbox and the account, connect an account takeover to the payment-redirect email it sets up, and explain it in plain English a busy, non-technical ops manager can act on. We understand freight context — a banking-change email in a live load thread is a red flag — but we operate on email and identity signals, not on your loads or lanes.

We're built for the buyer neither incumbent serves well: the mid-market carrier, broker, or 3PL with a real threat, growing cyber-insurance pressure, and no in-house security staff. We lead with a cheap, day-one posture report and insurance questionnaire, then expand into live monitoring — and every response action waits behind a mandatory human gate.