Port facilities are vulnerable to cyber threats

on March 19, 2021

by Martyn Wingrove

National cyber security centres need to be at the heart of shipping and ports’ defence against online threats

hese centres can provide threat intelligence, guidance on cyber security and cross-industry collaboration to protect ships and ports from hackers.

A panel of technical experts debated the advantages of cyber security centres securing vulnerable maritime assets during Riviera’s Maritime’s zero-day exploit: port cyber security webinar.

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Source: rivieramm.com

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