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“[The] evolution of digital access without security configurations and management as a priority also has increased risk of exposure to cyber vulnerabilities. Unauthorized access through the cyber domain should be treated the same as physical unauthorized access. and cyber threat actors and adversaries across a spectrum all should be treated the same–none of them belong on board.”
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Superyacht Cybersecurity Workshop
Moran Cyber will walk you through how to protect your vessel, crew, and guests, and brokerage business from cyber-attacks. Cyber risks such as unauthorized access and ransomware can create serious financial and environmental damage. We will demonstrate a simulated cyber attack on a yacht, explain the impacts, and discuss practical ways to protect and reduce risk.
MARITIME CYBERSECURITY – PODCAST
In a recent article a researcher proclaimed it’s “not hard for a hacker to capsize a ship at sea.” This was quickly followed by the Viking Sky cruise ship having its engines shut off due to a sensor reading.
– Interviewed by Mr. Dale Peterson
MORAN SHIPPING, SEAAHEAD LEADER JASON KELLY ON CREATING A ‘SUPER-SECTOR’–LUE ECONOMY PODCAST
Jason Kelly, executive vice president of Moran Shipping Agencies and co-founder of SeaAhead, has spent his entire career getting people excited about the future of the Blue Economy. Despite the impact of the pandemic, he’s still all-in. Here’s why.
TROUBLE UNDERWAY: SEVEN PERSPECTIVES ON MARITIME CYBERSECURITY
“We are always thinking ahead in maritime—monitoring through watchkeeping, anticipating, scanning, plotting navigation fixes, inspecting, analyzing trends, and preparing—because the sea is unforgiving, and the duty of care is neither optional nor negotiable. Until now, cyber has run counter to every best practice we have learned and practiced—react, wait for the bad news, then scramble (with some exceptions).”
-Captain Alex Soukhanov, Managing Director & Master Mariner
MARITIME INDUSTRY REMAINS VULNERABLE TO CYBER ATTACKS
“While handling 90 percent of the global economy daily, maritime industry ashore and afloat remains increasingly vulnerable to cyber disruptions and attacks from ‘neerdowells and bad actors’ that threaten financial markets and the country’s national security…”
Security at the maritime edge
MITIGATING CYBER RISK IN MARITIME
“The cybersecurity threat landscape is ever-changing. Attacks are becoming more sophisticated, advanced persistent threats from nation states are becoming more common and even blended with criminal activity. There are also untold unknowns. As the scope of threats seems to widen, we are discovering that a much wider spectrum of systems and assets are at risk.”
SHIPPING FIRMS FEND OFF GPS INTERFERENCE AS CYBER REGULATIONS APPROACH
“Starting in June of this year, at least 20 ships navigating through Russian waters on the Black Sea began reporting difficulties with their global positioning systems. Instead of seeing themselves traveling across the Black Sea, located south of Ukraine and north of Turkey, navigators looking at their GPS coordinates instead saw that their ship was located at an airport in the seaside town of Sochi, Russia.”
NEW PARTNERSHIP TO FOCUS ON SHIPPING CYBER SECURITY
UK-based cyber security company NCC Group and US-based Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc. announced a strategic alliance in maritime cyber security.