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Ben Hendrick
Security Director @ Ryder System, Inc. | MBA, Security Architecture, Network Security, Cloud Security, AI Security
Ben Hendrick is currently the Deputy Chief Information Security Officer at Ryder System, Inc.12 He is an experienced cybersecurity executive with a notable background in the field:
Professional Experience
- Current Role: Deputy Chief Information Security Officer at Ryder System, Inc., based in Coral Gables, Florida23
- Previous Role: Director of Security at Ryder System3
Industry Involvement
- Serves as an Advisory Board member with the National Technology Security Coalition (NTSC), representing Microsoft2
Expertise
Ben Hendrick is known as an innovative and transformational leader with over 34 years of experience in IT security solutions.4 His extensive background in cybersecurity has positioned him as a respected figure in the industry.
Recognition
Hendrick has been invited to speak at prestigious industry events. He is listed as a speaker for the ISE® East event in 2024, where he will be representing Ryder System in his capacity as Deputy Chief Information Security Officer.15
Ben Hendrick's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "bhendrick"2, which aligns with the information provided in the query.
Highlights
RyderVentures, the venture capital arm of Ryder System, last year was one of the companies that collectively invested $17 million in Terminal Industries, which was developing an AI-based system for monitoring a myriad of yard applications. That $17 million eventually turned into $31 million in seed funding.
Now, Ryder and Terminal say they have achieved a milestone: a high rate of monitoring accuracy in a pilot program at a Ryder Supply Chain Solutions (SCS) facility in City of Commerce, California.
In a prepared statement Wednesday, they said the pilot was designed to “leverage Terminal’s computer vision technology to automatically index and analyze trucks and trailers flowing in and out of the warehouse yard.”
The City of Commerce facility is part of the e-commerce operations of SCS, one of three segments at Ryder (NYSE: R) along with its flagship Fleet Management Services (FMS) and its Dedicated Transportation Solutions. The pilot has processed more than 10,000 “truck detections.”
Detections involve the system using computer vision and its affiliated machine learning and AI to record such things as license plates and Department of Transportation and trailer identification numbers, and to monitor adherence to schedules, according to the statement.
SolarWinds left hardcoded credentials in its Web Help Desk product that can be used by remote, unauthenticated attackers to log into vulnerable instances, access internal functionality, and modify sensitive data
The software maker has now issued an update to address that critical oversight; its users are encouraged to install the fix, which presumably removes the baked-in creds.

