This guide provides Masters with practical advice for reducing the risks associated with a cyber attack. It addresses human factors, physical security and IT best practice, ensuring resilience of the ship in its response.
This book is written in accessible, non-technical language so is easy for non-native English speakers to understand. It addresses the ‘how?’ and ‘why?’ of cyber attacks, raising crew awareness to susceptible systems on board ship. Preventative measures are explained and supported by detailed illustrations. Guidance is relevant to all nationalities of ship, operator and crew.
This guide takes a bottom-up approach at a non-technical level in order to raise awareness and provide basic practical advice for reducing the risks associated with a cyber attack. It does not constitute nor replace the need for a comprehensive approach to cyber security. It is intended to fit within a company’s cyber security organisation. Nothing in this document removes the need for suitable corporate oversight of cyber security nor does it replace any corporate policy.
1 What do I need to know?
2 Is my ship a cyber target?
Who would attack my ship and why?
What can be attacked?
How could an attack take place?
3 How do I reduce this risk?
Human factors
Physical security
Computer system best practice
Support from ashore
4 A Master’s cyber security aide memoire
Human
Physical
Computer system best practice
Support from ashore
Glossary
Where can I get more information?
- Number of Pages:
- 28
- ISBN:
- 9781856096867
- Published Date:
- February 2015
- Binding Format:
- Paperback
- Book Height:
- 210 mm
- Book Width:
- 150 mm
- Weight:
- 0.1 kg
- Author:
The UK Chamber of Shipping
- Preview:
- Yes
