Industrialcyber.Co Marlink and NORMA Cyber Enhance Maritime Cybersecurity Response
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- •Marlink and NORMA Cyber launched a combined maritime cybersecurity service.
- •Höegh Autoliners is one of the first to deploy this service fleet-wide.
- •The service integrates independent monitoring with expert incident response capabilities.
Marlink and the Nordic Maritime Cyber Resilience Centre (NORMA Cyber) have launched a service that integrates fleet-wide cyber threat detection with incident response capabilities. Höegh Autoliners is among the first to implement this service across its fleet. The collaboration allows for independent security monitoring through NORMA Cyber, while Marlink provides incident response and maritime cybersecurity expertise. Marlink's log-forwarding technology streams real-time security data from onboard systems to NORMA Cyber's Security Operations Centre for analysis and escalation. This service aims to help operators assess threats, understand operational impacts, and respond quickly to minimize disruptions. The partnership enhances the flexibility for shipowners to manage cybersecurity while ensuring effective incident resolution. The initiative is part of a broader trend towards increased connectivity and cybersecurity in the maritime sector.
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