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Maritime cybersecurity news

2020

ENISA publishes a report on cybersecurity good practices for port systems 01-31

France moves to strengthen its maritime cybersecurity capabilities 01-31

Another submarine cable outage off the coast of Africa 01-23

The Ryuk ransomware causes more than 30 hours of operational disruption for a maritime operator 01-09

2019

Report on an autonomous ferry in Finland 11-20

The U.S. Navy will gradually abandon touchscreen propulsion controls 11-19

On the usefulness of penetration testing on ships 10-18

Submarine cables 10-14

The Port of Singapore inaugurates its maritime cybersecurity SOC 06-02

Chinese cyberattacks reportedly targeted the military maritime sector 03-19

The U.S. Navy and its partners face a wave of cyberattacks 03-19

GPS, maritime systems and April 6, 2019 03-03

Three areas of focus for the U.S. Navy in cybersecurity 01-14

2018

Hack.lu 2018: how to hack a yacht 12-14

Release of the 3rd edition of the cybersecurity best practices guide for the maritime industry 12-14

Superyachts: an easy target for modern-day pirates? 12-14

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Russia suspected of jamming GPS signals during a major NATO exercise 11-13

Hyundai Heavy obtains cybersecurity certification for a VLCC 11-13

Cybersecurity partnership between KPMG and Kongsberg 11-13

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