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Cyber Resilience for Maritime Operations

Operational resilience for vessels, ports, and offshore infrastructure. Built for the realities of maritime cyber risk.

Our Capabilities

Building Maritime Cyber Resilience

Maintaining safety, operational continuity, and regulatory confidence for maritime operators. Detection, containment, and recovery—not just prevention. Aligned with IMO, BIMCO, and EU maritime cybersecurity frameworks including the NIS2 Directive.

Offshore Energy OT Security

Cyber resilience for offshore wind farms, oil and gas platforms, and FPSOs. Protecting SCADA systems, production controls, and safety systems across the energy sector.

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Subsea Cable Protection

Cyber-physical resilience for subsea communications cables and power interconnectors. Threat monitoring, detection, and coordinated incident response.

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Port & Terminal Security

Operational resilience for port systems including cargo management, vessel traffic services, and automated handling equipment.

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Maritime OT/ICS Security

Operating safely under degraded digital conditions. Resilience for vessel automation, navigation systems, and shore-based control centres. Aligned with IMO and BIMCO frameworks.

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NIS2 Compliance

Navigate EU cybersecurity requirements with confidence. Audit-ready documentation suitable for regulatory discussions with authorities across Member States.

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Risk Assessment & Audits

Transparent risk understanding for operators and authorities. Evidence-based assessments tailored to maritime operations and regulatory expectations.

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Partner With Us to Strengthen Your Maritime Cybersecurity

We work alongside critical maritime infrastructure operators to build resilient security programs tailored to your unique operational environment

Maritime Threat Intelligence Partnership

Maritime-focused threat intelligence with curated insights specific to offshore wind, ports, and subsea infrastructure. Supports controlled, anonymised sharing of cyber insights across the sector.

  • Weekly threat bulletins
  • Maritime-specific IOCs
  • Regulatory updates
  • Analyst briefing call
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Cyber Resilience Assessment

Begin with a rapid assessment that identifies critical priorities for your operational environment. Our experts provide actionable guidance focused on resilience and regulatory confidence.

  • Stakeholder consultation
  • Documentation review
  • Priority findings report
  • Executive debrief
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NIS2 COMPLIANCE
NIS2 Readiness Advisory

Navigate NIS2 requirements with confidence. We help you understand obligations, identify gaps, and develop practical roadmaps—producing audit-ready documentation for regulatory discussions.

  • Requirements mapping
  • Gap identification
  • Compliance roadmap
  • Executive presentation
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Resources

Maritime Cybersecurity Insights & Resources

Access expert guidance and industry intelligence to inform your security strategy

Report

2025 Threat Intelligence Report

Annual analysis of threats targeting critical maritime infrastructure

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Framework

NIS2 Readiness Framework

Comprehensive guidance for maritime operators navigating compliance

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Guide

Offshore Wind Security Guide

Best practices for securing offshore wind infrastructure

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Assessment

Security Maturity Review

Understand your cybersecurity posture with our assessment tool

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Let's Discuss Your Maritime Cybersecurity Needs

Connect with our team to explore how we can support your security objectives and operational requirements.

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Why Maritime Cybersecurity is Different

Maritime environments present unique challenges that generic IT security cannot address

IT/OT Convergence

Bridge systems, cargo management, and safety systems increasingly interconnect with shoreside networks—each integration expanding the attack surface.

Navigation Dependencies

GPS, ECDIS, and AIS systems are critical for safe operations. Spoofing and jamming attacks directly threaten vessel safety and situational awareness.

Ship–Shore Data Flows

Vessels exchange operational data with ports, charterers, and authorities. Each connection is a potential risk vector requiring maritime-specific controls.

Safety Consequences

Unlike office IT, maritime cyber incidents can result in collisions, groundings, or environmental damage. Security must prioritise safety outcomes.

Regulatory Context

Aligned with the EU's evolving maritime safety, digitalisation, and cybersecurity framework. Designed for operators working across multiple EU Member States, supporting authority confidence in maritime cyber resilience. Our approach reflects the direction of EU Regulation 2025/2434 and EMSA's expanded coordination role in maritime cybersecurity.