Join CENSIS for an hour long virtual coffee to connect with other companies, researchers and stakeholders working in the same space or with the same interests as you.
In this session, organised in partnership with the University of Abertay’s CyberQuarter, Scottish Enterprise, ScotlandIS and the Scotland 5G Centre, they’ll be talking about cyber security issues associated with the maritime sector.
Increasingly, many of the systems required to ensure the safety of a ship, including navigation, power supply and cargo management are being connected to the internet. There are many benefits associate with this but there are also risks. They will explore the extent to which maritime assets could be affected by a cyber incident, including ships, their crews and cargo, and even ports.
This call takes place on Zoom. A calendar invite containing the link to join will be emailed to all registered participants before the day.
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