Maritime News

Posted: Dec 19, 2022

IACS Unified Requirements on Cyber Resilience

ABS

In April 2022, the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) released two new Unified Requirements relating to cyber resilience on board marine vessels:

IACS UR E26 – Cyber Resilience of Ships

IACS UR E27 – Cyber Resilience of On-Board Systems and Equipment

Both of these requirements have an entry into force date for new construction vessels that have a contract signing on or after January 1, 2024. Upon this entry into force date, these requirements will be mandatory for new construction ships and offshore vessels.
Read more
Posted: Oct 21, 2022

Responding to cyber-attacks in the maritime industry

Standard Club

Shipping is increasingly digitalised and interconnected. As traditional maritime operations are replaced with autonomous and computerised processes, cyber security vulnerabilities become more prevalent.
Read more
Posted: Jul 20, 2022

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES (IACS) ADOPTS NEW REQUIREMENTS ON CYBER SECURITY

The American Club

Recognising that cyber incidents on vessels can have a direct and detrimental impact on life, property, and the environment, IACS has steadily increased its focus on the reliability and functional effectiveness of onboard, safety-critical, computer-based systems.
Read more
Posted: Oct 8, 2021

Cyber Security

Bahamas Requirements

This Marine Notice (MN) outlines the position of the Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) with respect to establishing policies and procedures for mitigating maritime cyber risk.
Read more
Posted: Sep 16, 2021

Cyber Security

BAHAMAS REQUIREMENTS

Cyber risks should be appropriately addressed in safety management systems no later than the first annual verification of the company’s ISM Document of Compliance after 01 January 2021, as indicated in IMO Resolution MSC. 428(98).
Read more
RSS