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Cyber Security of Maritime ICT-Based Systems

05.04.2020

With the growing reliance on the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) technologies, maritime cyber risk management becomes increasingly important. Managing the maritime cyber risk would allow not only data protection, but as well as safe and reliable ship operations and maritime transport. Recently, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has published the Guidelines on high-level recommendations for maritime cyber risk management. In addition, IMO has imposed to include maritime cyber risk management in the ISM Code safety management system on ships by 1stof January 2021.

The project’s research field is cyber security aspects of implementation of new and existing shipboard systems and equipment based on ICT technologies. The focus of the project is development and implementation of a complex set of related and interdependent actions that intersect so as to provide safeguards that are effective and corresponding to challenges presented by ICT technologies innovations, ship critical systems specifics and key shipboard operations. The research consists of six main parts to cover the complexity of ships: navigation systems, communication systems, power generation and propulsion systems, machinery systems, cargo management systems, and passenger servicing and management systems. Developed framework for cyber security assessment of critical ships systems is conducted by interviewing ship officers followed by cyber vulnerability scanning and penetration testing. The research is performed on ships of leading maritime universities and national shipping companies.

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Duration:
2020–
Contributors:
Boris Sviličić, David Brčić, Damir Zec, Aleksandar Cuculić, Srđan Žuškin, Jasmin Čelić, Dean Bernečić, Junzo Kamahara, Johan Bolstmen, Vlado Frančić, Radoslav Radonja, Toni Mišković, Ivan Panić, Igor Rudan, Miho Krstić
Budget:
-7 EUR
Funded by:
University of Rijeka

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