Maritime Cyber Security Summit

Cybersecurity risk management and planning varies from company to company, from industry to industry. In the shipping industry, with the use of big data and the tendency towards IoT, a company can gain strategic advantage in terms of operational activities leading to an increase in security requirements. Although data circulates under, the 3-point perspective ensuring the confidentiality, availability, and integrity of information systems the fact that there is an increasing demand and production of mobile devices and web platforms stretches the cybersecurity to proactive planning instead of the traditional reactive actions. As a result, there is a growing pursuit for automated systems and sophisticated algorithms to pre-empt threats.
While the increasing demand for security countermeasures is pushing platforms and applications to adapt, cybersecurity risk planning expands beyond IT boundaries and has direct impact to the financial services of a company. Therefore, it should be treated as any other risk managed from an organization. 
We will discuss a roadmap for cybersecurity planning and how risk management can be divided into layers. Furthermore, we will examine possible systems that can adapt in different industries leading to decision making strategies.