Cybersecurity in Maritim ecosystem

Digitalization, automation, and increased connectivity have transformed the maritime sector. At the same time, cyber threats have become a real operational risk that can affect safety, operations, finances, and compliance. With the introduction of the “Cyber Secure” Class Notification, cybersecurity requirements are being tightened not only on board ships but throughout the entire maritime value chain.

In this webinar, you’ll gain insight into how international standards, classification requirements, and regulatory expectations affect owners, operators, shipyards, system integrators, and suppliers. We’ll take a closer look at how cyber risks can be identified, assessed, and managed through both technical and organizational measures that support robust and secure operations.

The webinar combines practical examples with specific recommendations for implementing cybersecurity in maritime OT and IT environments. You’ll gain an overview of the key requirements, best practices, and challenges organizations face when integrating cybersecurity across ships, shore-based systems, and supplier networks.

Key Takeaways

• Understand the key requirements and expectations outlined in the “Cyber Secure” Class Notification.
• Gain insight into the most current cyber threats to maritime IT and OT systems.
• Learn how international standards and frameworks can be put into practice.
• Understand the role of suppliers and partners in the maritime cyber ecosystem.
• Receive specific recommendations for implementing technical and organizational security measures.

The webinar will take place on October 29th, and will be hosted by Susanne Møller-Hansen and Jan Lausch.

Susanne, Senior Security Consultant, DNV. She has extensive experience in the IT security consulting industry, the financial sector, the military, and public administration, as well as from her work as a freelancer, where she has designed and implemented cyber and information security at all levels—from the operational to the managerial and strategic. She has contributed to the implementation of all relevant security frameworks and regulatory requirements that have emerged over the past 15–20 years. 

Jan Lausch is a Principal Consultant Cyber Security at DNV Cyber with extensive experience securing maritime and industrial operational technology environments. Having worked with ship systems, navigation and automation technologies, he helps vessel operators and maritime organizations strengthen resilience against evolving cyber threats.