Samsung Heavy Industries has its smart ship solution, Intelliman Ship, approved by Lloyd’s Register. The smart ship solution aspires to eliminate cyber risks and optimise ships that have remote access to onboard operational data.
LR has confirmed with AIP Samsung Heavy Industries concerning its idea of a smart ship. Intelliman ship is the first to receive LR’s ‘Digital AL2 Safe Perform Secure’ notation, ensuring compliance with LR’s new Digital Ships requirements.
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The hardware and software that control processes, systems and equipment are easy-to-attack and affect safe operation. To this result, multiple risks for safe operation and security ought to be identified, understood and mitigated to ensure that smart ship technologies are integrated into ship design.
Maritime industry is now realising the importance of smart ships according to a survey, highlighting the advantages of operating and optimising remote-access ships to onboard operational data, pursuing the efficient monitoring, analysis, decision-making and control. Once assessing the advantages of smart ships, the aim is to eliminate cyber attacks and incidents of security breach.
This new level of connectedness presents the industry with both opportunities for improving operation, optimisation and safety.
According to Dr. Yong-Lae Shim, SHI Director of Ship and Offshore Research Institute, Vice President, INTELLIMAN Ship has cyber security capabilities which enable ship operators to improve their operational efficiency.
SHI will also continue to develop the next generation of smart ship solutions, aiming to manage all asset-related data between onboard and onshore safely.
What is more, SHI wants to develop a smart ship solution to support safe operation and optimisation with a full cyber security system to eliminate cyber-threats.
