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Silicon-level threat detection for shipboard operational technology and port terminal systems. Monitor PLCs, SCADA, navigation equipment, and cargo handling systems with zero-overhead telemetry. Detect firmware tampering, unauthorized control sequences, and supply chain compromises before they impact operations. Autonomous protection that works offline—no shore connectivity required.
Real-time detection of GPS/GNSS position falsification and signal degradation. Cross-correlate satellite navigation with gyrocompass, Doppler log, AIS, and dead reckoning using execution-level telemetry. Identify mathematically valid but physically impossible positions before they affect vessel navigation or port operations. Essential for vessels transiting contested waters and high-risk maritime zones.
Transform security telemetry into reliability intelligence. Detect early indicators of mechanical failure in propulsion systems, power generation, cargo handling equipment, and navigation systems. Identify memory degradation, timing anomalies, and performance deviations 1-3 weeks before physical failure. Dual-use value: security monitoring that also prevents downtime and reduces maintenance costs.
Meet IMO Resolution MSC.428(98) cyber risk management requirements with evidence-driven security posture. Automated asset discovery, continuous vulnerability assessment, and complete forensic telemetry for incident response. Classification society approved methodology with audit-ready documentation. Compliance that provides real security, not just checkbox validation.
For decades, maritime cybersecurity has focused on network perimeters and endpoint protection—strategies borrowed from enterprise IT. But when a vessel loses satellite connectivity 1,000 nautical miles from shore, or a port's crane control system operates in an air-gapped environment, traditional security models break down completely.
The challenge isn't just about protecting systems from external threats. It's about understanding what's actually executing inside maritime operational technology—from the firmware layer of navigation systems to the real-time control logic governing ballast operations. This level of visibility has been technically infeasible at sea, until now.
Key Insights
This paper explores how purpose-built maritime security architecture moves beyond traditional monitoring approaches to provide deterministic visibility into vessel and port operations—even in environments where connectivity is measured in hours per day, not megabits per second.
Research, analysis, and perspectives on maritime cybersecurity
In-depth analysis of GNSS spoofing incidents affecting commercial vessels in contested waters. Examines detection methodologies using silicon-level telemetry and cross-correlation with AIS data.
Implementing execution-level security controls for automated crane systems and gate operations. Real-world deployment case study from a major Asian container terminal.
How autonomous security architectures enable continuous protection for drilling and production systems during extended offline periods. Includes 180-day operational case study.
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