At Bergen Logistics, trust is at the core of everything we do. Recently, we’ve been made aware of phishing attempts impersonating Bergen team members using lookalike domains. This page is here to help you identify authentic communication, report suspicious messages, and protect your business.
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Phishing is a type of cyber attack where scammers impersonate trusted brands or people—often by email—to trick recipients into revealing sensitive information like passwords, payment details, or login credentials.
It’s one of the most common forms of cybercrime worldwide:
Phishing emails often look convincing and urgent—but one wrong click can put your business at risk.
Some clients have received fraudulent emails claiming to be from Bergen Logistics. These emails may:
If you’ve received something suspicious, you are not alone—and we’re here to help.
You can trust the message only if all of the following are true:
If even one of these seems off, do not click links or download attachments. Instead, forward the message to security@bergenlogistics.com for review.
Send the full email to security@bergenlogistics.com.
Our team will confirm whether it’s legitimate.
Paste the email headers into Google’s Message Header Tool.
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If the message fails SPF, DKIM, or DMARC checks, it’s likely fraudulent.
To protect our clients and partners, Bergen Logistics has implemented:
If you receive an email that seems off in any way, please let us know.
We take every report seriously and will respond as quickly as possible.
Cyber threats are always evolving. This page will be updated regularly to reflect the latest known scams and best practices.
We encourage you to bookmark it, share it with your team, and check in any time something doesn’t feel right.
