Tag: Dryad Global

Dryad Global has issued its weekly Maritime Security Threat Analysis (MSTA), highlighting the escalating situation in the Middle East and the threat it poses on maritime security. 

Corey Ranslem, CEO of Dryad Global, presents the latest Metis Insights regarding the multiple vessel attacks that have been taking place in the Red Sea by Houthis.

Due to the re-escalation Israeli ports are deemed to be at heightened risk. With continuous rocket barrages expected from Gaza, alongside the potential for a protracted conflict the damage to port infrastructure becomes increasingly probable, Dryad Global warns in a recent article.

Dryad Global published its Annual Report 2022/2023, which demonstrates that war risk, illegal territorial expansion, cyber crime and global health issues all significantly challenged the maritime industry in 2022.

Reporting by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has indicated that a vessel has been boarded 55nm SSW of Cotonou. 

Dryad Global indicates that a vessel has been boarded approximately 278nm South Lome, Togo.

Reporting from Maritime Domain Awareness for Trade – Gulf of Guinea (MDAT-GoG) indicates that a vessel was boarded 7nm SE Agbami Terminal.

Reporting indicates that the OSV TAMPEN was boarded resulting in the disappearance of one crew member presumed kidnapped, as Dryad Global informed.

Five persons were abducted in the early hours of Tuesday, August 10, 2021 along the Bonny River close to the Federal Ocean Terminal, Onne.

Maritime Domain Awareness for Trade – Gulf of Guinea (MDAT-GoG) has warned of an increased piracy threat in a specific area of ​​the Gulf of Guinea.