ICS Releases Updated Cyber Security Workbook for Maritime Use
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- •The 8th Edition of the Cyber Security Workbook has been published by ICS.
- •It includes updated guidance on cyber security regulations and practices for maritime operations.
- •The Workbook features practical tools like checklists and case studies for effective cyber risk management.
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has published the 8th Edition of the Cyber Security Workbook for On Board Ship Use, aimed at enhancing cyber risk management in the maritime industry. This edition includes updated guidance on industry regulations, malware detection, cyber security drills, and incident response. It features practical checklists and case studies to assist ship crews and shore management in addressing cyber threats. The Workbook is intended for use by ship masters, officers, and IT departments, and it emphasizes the importance of collaboration between onboard and onshore personnel. The publication is now available for purchase as an e-book, with print copies expected soon. The updated guidance aligns with recent industry standards and regulatory requirements.
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