Maritime Cyber Risk Management Archives

China Navigation Signs Fleet-wide Contract for Connected ECDIS

2 July 2021

China Navigation has agreed to upgrade 24 of its bulk carriers and 12 of its containerships with Connected ECDIS.
The upgrade simplifies and secures the transfer of chart data from back of bridge to the regulated navigation systems.
Connected ECDIS is the latest addition to Sperry Marine’s portfolio of smart bridge solutions, connected via the unique SperrySphere platform.

The China Navigation Company, a member of the Swire Group, is to roll out Sperry Marine’s Connected ECDIS across 36...

https://mfame.guru/china-navigation-signs-fleet-wide-contract-for-connected-ecdis/

Subex Ties With SkyLab To Offer Maritime Cybersecurity Solutions

19 March 2021

Subex, a leading provider of digital trust, Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) cybersecurity solutions, and SkyLab, a leader in 5G Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) and Industrial IoT has announced a partnership to offer IoT and OT cybersecurity solutions and services to the maritime sector, reads Subex press release.

Boosting maritime cybersecurity

The solutions offered jointly by Subex and SkyLab have been successfully deployed and are already securing ships and maritime...

https://mfame.guru/subex-ties-with-skylab-to-offer-maritime-cybersecurity-solutions/

Mauritius Oil Spill Exposed Shipping’s Cyber Security Vulnerabilities

29 October 2020

According to a Forbes report, cyber-attacks against global shipping have spiked 400% since Covid-19 lockdowns. And this was before the two high profile hacking victims in the last month alone – the world’s fourth largest shipping company, French giant CMA-CGM, and the UN’s own global shipping regulator, the IMO.

Mauritius Oil Spill Ship Hacked?

Now questions are being asked whether Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL)-chartered Wakashio, could have been a dry run for cyber hackers this summer that led to its...

https://mfame.guru/mauritius-oil-spill-exposed-shippings-cyber-security-vulnerabilities/

The ISM Code Crucial for Cyber Resilience

13 May 2020

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 Code

The ISM Code entered into force on 1 July 1998.
Code has been revised multiple times, following the changes and the evolution of the shipping industry.

What is the requirement?

In 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...

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[Watch] ABS Launches New Set of Safety and Risk-based Services

4 March 2020

ABS Group services support IMO cyber risk guideline compliance.
A new set of safety and risk-based services to support compliance to the 2021 Cyber Risk Management (CRM).
Help clients in aligning to the IMO guidelines and other accepted standards.
Owners and operators must protect their critical assets with a comprehensive set of risk controls.

ABS Group services support IMO cyber risk guideline compliance by launching a new set of safety and risk-based services, writes Nick Blenkey for an...

https://mfame.guru/watch-abs-launches-new-set-of-safety-and-risk-based-services/

Maritime Cyber Risk Management Forum

10 June 2019

The 2019 Maritime Cyber Risk Management Forum is scheduled to be held in London at Norton Rose Fulbright in the London Riverside, on 25th June as per the press briefing published shipcybersecurity.com

How Prepared is the Maritime Industry for Future Cyber-Attacks?

Recognising and Addressing the Risk

The maritime industry is becoming increasingly reliant on technology and the use of data. This also brings a range of increased cyber risks to which the maritime industry is not immune. Cyber security...

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