Viasat Inmarsat NexusWave Achieves ClassNK Cyber Security Certification
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- •NexusWave received Cyber Security Type Approval from ClassNK for compliance with IACS UR E27.
- •The certification confirms the resilience of NexusWave's ICT architecture against cyber threats.
- •This approval is crucial for enhancing maritime operational safety and regulatory compliance.
Inmarsat Maritime's NexusWave service has received Cyber Security Type Approval from ClassNK, confirming compliance with the IACS cyber security standard UR E27 (Rev.1). This certification validates the resilience of NexusWave's onboard Information and Communication Technology (ICT) architecture against cyber threats. ClassNK's assessment involved a thorough examination of the system's components, including networking equipment and orchestration processes. The certification aims to enhance the cyber resilience of maritime operations, ensuring safe and reliable functioning of shipboard systems. Gert-Jan Panken of Inmarsat Maritime emphasized the importance of this certification for shipowners, while ClassNK's Taro Okamoto highlighted their commitment to supporting cyber-resilient technologies in the maritime sector.
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