Container-News NexusWave Achieves ClassNK Cybersecurity Certification
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- •NexusWave has received ClassNK cybersecurity certification.
- •The certification enhances compliance with maritime cybersecurity regulations.
- •Inmarsat's NexusWave strengthens its market position amid rising cybersecurity concerns.
NexusWave, a maritime satellite communications service, has received cybersecurity certification from ClassNK, a leading maritime classification society. This certification aims to enhance the cybersecurity posture of NexusWave's services, ensuring compliance with stricter maritime cybersecurity regulations. The approval is significant for Inmarsat, which operates NexusWave, as it strengthens their credentials in a market increasingly focused on cybersecurity. The certification process involved rigorous assessments to ensure that NexusWave meets the necessary standards for protecting maritime operations from cyber threats. This development reflects a growing trend in the maritime industry to prioritize cybersecurity in response to evolving threats. Currently, there are no reported incidents or vulnerabilities associated with this certification process.
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