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Inmarsat NexusWave Receives Cyber Security Type Approval from Bureau Veritas

Inmarsat NexusWave Receives Cyber Security Type Approval from Bureau Veritas

First seen 10 Sep 2026, 22:48 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 11, 2026 at 04:19 UTC
  • Inmarsat's NexusWave service received Cyber Security Type Approval from Bureau Veritas.
  • The approval confirms compliance with IACS Unified Requirement E27, enhancing maritime cyber resilience.
  • This marks a significant milestone in Inmarsat's strategy for secure maritime communications.

Inmarsat Maritime has achieved Cyber Security Type Approval for its NexusWave service from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, confirming compliance with IACS Unified Requirement E27. This approval validates NexusWave's secure architecture and security controls, enhancing its deployment across global maritime fleets. The assessment covered various components, including onboard ICT architecture and network equipment, ensuring integrated cyber resilience. This follows a similar approval from ClassNK earlier in 2026, indicating a strong commitment to secure maritime communications. The approval is driven by increasing demands for cyber resilience in the maritime sector, as vessels become more digitally connected. Inmarsat aims to support ship operators in navigating evolving cyber security requirements while ensuring operational efficiency and compliance.

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2026-09-08
NexusWave approval announced
Inmarsat Maritime received Cyber Security Type Approval from Bureau Veritas for NexusWave, confirming its compliance with IACS UR E27.
Satelliteevolution
2026-09-10
Approval published by Gcaptain
Gcaptain reported on the Cyber Security Type Approval for NexusWave, emphasizing its significance for maritime digitalization.
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