‘Roadway Safety’ delves deep into cybersecurity issues

‘Roadway Safety’ delves deep into cybersecurity issues

Latest magazine is online now and packed with industry information

Cybercrime poses a growing threat for both business operations and high-tech tools now deployed for work zones, putting ATSSA members at risk on every platform of their workday.

Gain insights on what you can do to protect all of your work zones in the latest issue of Roadway Safety magazine, online now.

This information-packed issue also features ATSSA’s Roadway Safety Leadership Academy, member advocacy efforts throughout 2025, and the growing popularity of mandating teen drivers get training for navigating work zones. Also look inside for updates on next month’s Convention & Traffic Expo in Houston.

Here is a full rundown of what’s inside the latest issue of Roadway Safety:

• Cybercrime poses growing threat to businesses
• A New Frontier: Connected devices demand robust approach to cybersecurity
• ATSSA Leadership Academy is investment in the future of roadway safety
• Navigating Change, Championing Safety: A Vision for 2026
• Houston, prepare for touch down
• ATSSA chapters drove legislative action in 2025
• ATSSA, ATSS Foundation promote work zone ed for teen drivers, see eight states mandate programs
• One on One with South Carolina Secretary Justin Powell
• Carolinas Chapter builds bridges between industry, government for safer roads

Don’t miss the fun photo of Carolinas ATSSA Chapter members engaged in whitewater rafting in this issue’s Chapter Profile.