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At a time when rapid advancements in maritime connectivity and shipboard technology are leaving vessel networks increasingly vulnerable to attack, the International Association of Classification Societies’... |
https://maritime-professionals.com/getting-ready-for-cyber-resilience/
According to an article published in West Pandi, this is a simple standalone ISACS Recommendation that consolidates IACS’s previous twelve...
https://mfame.guru/iacs-publishes-recommendation-on-cyber-resilience/
Cyber attacks have become an expanding and real threat to vessels which have shifted the risk from internal vulnerabilities to external ones. International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) has published a new recommendation on how to build cyber resilient ships, says an article published in StandardClub website.
Cyber attack threat to vesselsShipping industry has increasingly incorporated technology to reduce human error in management and vessel navigation with some successful...
https://mfame.guru/recommendations-issued-to-handle-cyber-attack-threats/
The ISM Code is now more important than ever, to ensure that vessels report any identified cyber risk, and become cyber resilient, reports Safety4Sea.
About ISM CodeIn the new era of digitalization, the ISM Code, supported by the IMO Resolution MSC.428(98), requires ship owners and managers to assess cyber risk and...
https://mfame.guru/the-ism-code-crucial-for-cyber-resilience/
The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) published its Recommendation on Cyber Resilience, that applies to all the networks onboard a system that makes use of digital communication to interconnect systems, says a press release published on their website.
Cyber Resilience RecommendationThe single, standalone Recommendation consolidates IACS’ previous 12 Recommendations related to cyber resilience. For more information please click here.
This standalone recommendation...
https://mfame.guru/iacs-publishes-single-standalone-recommendation-on-cyber-resilience/
Commentary: China cooling spreads beyond borders
By Steve Hanke in Baltimore
The Shanghai Composite Index tumbled by more than 9% in October, and has shed 25% for the year. To determine the probability of a cool down, one must look at the money supply, broadly measured. The relationship between the growth rate of the money supply and nominal GDP is unambiguous and overwhelming. It is unsurprising that Chinese stock markets have been rattled. Moreover, as China has for some time been the biggest...