The likelihood of any organisation facing a cyber attack is a question of ‘when’ rather than an ‘if’. The ever-increasing digitisation of the world’s fleet means that the maritime industry is no exception. Though the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2021 Cyber Security Resolution has made some progress for the industry as a whole, cyber risk is still very real. Ensuring that your organisation is capable of managing those risks is critical to operating a safe and profitable fleet.
36% of industry professionals believe that their organisation has been the victim of a cyber attack in the last three years. Efforts need to be made to move further beyond simply complying with the IMO 2021 requirements. This can be substantially supported by industry guidance, comprehensive tools and security solutions that exist to mitigate and provide assistance in a complex area.
This webinar, in partnership with Inmarsat, aims to bring together experts in the maritime cyber security field to explore and discuss the landscape, malicious attack methods used, and how companies can leverage technology to protect, detect and respond to these threats.
The discussion included:
- An overview of cyber threats, highlighting some real-life examples of attacks
- An understanding of the high-risk potential of cyber threats and the importance of awareness in this space
- Methods and means to identify, protect, detect and then respond to cyber threats
- Practical advice for improving your organisation’s cyber resilience and reducing vulnerabilities
Sessions
Session 1 – Monday 12th December – 0800 – 0900 GMT
- Youri Hart, CEO at Port IT
- Laurie Eve, Director of Maritime Retail at Inmarsat
- Leslie Yee Wai Mun, General Manager IT at PIL
Session 2 – Monday 12th December – Session 2 1500-1600 (GMT)
Confirmed Speakers
Laurie Eve
As Director of Retail, Laurie is responsible for supporting the business growth of the Inmarsat Maritime Business Unit. He plays an integral role in developing the retail channel distribution strategy, driving and defining the right internal and external circumstances for effective and successful retail sales. He is also responsible for managing the quality and effectiveness of the retail sales organization.
Eric Griffin
Eric Griffin is Vice President Direct Sales, Americas for Inmarsat Maritime where he is responsible for the company’s strategy and maritime sales operations in the region. Eric started his career at Inmarsat in 2012 where he progressed from Director of Solutions Engineering, to an Account Manager before he was promoted to Director of Business Development for the Aid/NGO, alternative energy, oil and gas, media, mining, and utilities sectors.
Leslie Yee
Leslie Yee is the General Manager IT at Pacific International Lines, headquartered in Singapore. Incorporated in 1967, Pacific International Lines is the largest container line in south east Asia, operating 100+ containerships, focusing on Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Oceania, and Latin America. Leslie leads the Group IT applications developments, operations and security for HQ, over 65 regional and local agency offices, and for all vessels IT and OT equipment.
Youri Hart
Operating in the maritime industry since he was 16 years old, Youri started as an intern with Spectec and moved to various other maritime companies after that due to mergers and acquisition. In 2007 he decided to found Port-IT. As Port-IT’s CEO, Youri’s aim is to bring innovative cyber security solutions to the maritime market. His experience makes Port-IT a solid business partner for shipping companies when it comes to IT demands, contributing to better protected vessels and business continuity at sea.
