Maritime industry can no longer overlook the reality of cyber risks. Cyber-attacks have multiplied, and their financial implications can be seriously significant comparable to the largest maritime accidents and crises we are already familiar with. In response, regulations are appearing, but they seem far from satisfactory. One must question whether the unification of regulations on this matter is necessary, and in this regard, the Comite Maritime International (CMI) has a role to play.

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Cybersecurity and Commercial Shipping: Is There a Need for Unification?

  • Ann Fenech,
  • Sebastien Lootgieter

摘要

Maritime industry can no longer overlook the reality of cyber risks. Cyber-attacks have multiplied, and their financial implications can be seriously significant comparable to the largest maritime accidents and crises we are already familiar with. In response, regulations are appearing, but they seem far from satisfactory. One must question whether the unification of regulations on this matter is necessary, and in this regard, the Comite Maritime International (CMI) has a role to play.