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Home NewsConferences, Seminars, Forums * SAVE THE DATE* IMO-University of Plymouth symposium on Maritime cyber security and resilience: 1-2 November 2023 in-person at IMO Headquarters, London

* SAVE THE DATE* IMO-University of Plymouth symposium on Maritime cyber security and resilience: 1-2 November 2023 in-person at IMO Headquarters, London

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IMO-University of Plymouth symposium on Maritime cyber security and resilience

The International Maritime Organization (imo) and the University of Plymouth’s Cyber-SHIP Lab are jointly organizing a Symposium on “Maritime cyber security and resilience”. The Symposium will share the latest international maritime cyber risk evaluation and mitigation research, and explore how governments, industry, researchers, and NGOs can collaborate to build cyber resilience in the international maritime supply chain.

Industry and academic expert speakers will address topics across ship, port, and maritime supply chain cyber security, including cyber security and safety of assets and people, new technologies, policy development and mariner training.

IMO-University of Plymouth symposium on Maritime cyber security and resilience

The International Maritime Organization (imo) and the University of Plymouth’s Cyber-SHIP Lab are jointly organizing a Symposium on “Maritime cyber security and resilience”. The Symposium will share the latest international maritime cyber risk evaluation and mitigation research, and explore how governments, industry, researchers, and NGOs can collaborate to build cyber resilience in the international maritime supply chain.

Industry and academic expert speakers will address topics across ship, port, and maritime supply chain cyber security, including cyber security and safety of assets and people, new technologies, policy development and mariner training.

Programme 

Please find the provisional programme here.

The programme includes sessions on:

Day 1, Actional research outputs

  • Session 1: Opening session
  • Session 2: What is and isn’t being reported? And what are/should we be doing about it?
  • Session 3: Mapping, modelling, mitigating and – somehow – insuring against maritime cyber risk
  • Session 4: Cyber-physical research platforms and current maritime security ops capabilities

Day 2, Industry-focused knowledge sharing

  • Session 5: Opening session
  • Session 6: Boosting resilience through intelligence, coordination and prioritization
  • Session 7: Industry and international maritime cyber guidance, regulation and review
  • Session 8: Bolstering against battles against breaches

Background

The Cyber-SHIP Lab is the University of Plymouth Maritime Cyber Threats Research Group’s unique hardware-based maritime cyber-physical testbed facility. The Symposium is the third Cyber-SHIP Lab annual symposium and its second year hosted by IMO. It will build on the success of the 2021 and 2022 symposia that attracted an exceptionally wide range of expert international speakers and delegates.

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