Allianz: Cyber risks the most important risk globally
In its latest Risk Barometer, Allianz reports that cyber risks, such as IT outages, ransomware attacks or data breaches, rank as the most important risk globally (34% of responses).
Read moreIn its latest Risk Barometer, Allianz reports that cyber risks, such as IT outages, ransomware attacks or data breaches, rank as the most important risk globally (34% of responses).
Read moreThe US Coast Guard released the Maritime Cybersecurity Assessment & Annex Guide (MCAAG), to help Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA)-regulated facilities and other Marine Transportation System (MTS) stakeholders address cyber risks.
Read moreApplied Risk and and Frost & Sullivan published a Blueprint for Building Sustainable Operational Technology Cyber Security.
Read moreKorean Register (KR) has launched maritime cyber security officer e-learning training in conjunction with maritime technology company SIRM Italia.
Read moreAllianz Risk Barometer 2023 focuses on stability and change. Namely, Cyber incidents and Business interruption rank as the biggest company concerns for the second year in succession (both with 34% of all responses).
Read moreEarlier in January, DNV reported that its ShipManager software was the victim of a ransomware cyber-attack. Now the classification society informed that around 1000 vessels are affected.
Read moreGTMaritime published a guide to highlight some of the problems that can occur using equipment and operating systems likely to be found on ships in operation.
Read moreDNV confirmed that its ShipManager software was victim of a cyber-attack on the evening of Saturday 7 January. DNV has shut down ShipManager’s IT servers in response to the incident.
Read moreThe Port of Lisbon is under cyberattack, as it reported that criminals are threatening to release confidential port financial information unless their ransom demands are paid.
Read moreA new report called "The Network Effect: Strategising Connectivity at Sea for Maximum Impact", compiled by maritime innovation consultancy Thetius, and published by Inmarsat, makes a compelling case that shipping companies seeking to meet current and emerging challenges facing the maritime industry will benefit from a strategic approach to connectivity.
Read moreDid you know that many deficiencies do not always lead to detention for 2020? 36 was the record number of deficiencies for a PSC inspection ending with NO detention in a Bulk Carrier in Nakhodka, Russia.