Marlink and NORMA Cyber connect fleet-wide threat detection with expert maritime response
Detecting a cyber threat on a vessel is only half the battle with operators still needing to assess it, understand the operational impact, and act fast enough to avoid disruption. Marlink and the Nordic Maritime Cyber Resilience Centre (NORMA Cyber) have closed that gap with a combined service that connects fleet-wide threat detection directly to ...
Marlink and NORMA Cyber have joined forces to provide fleet-wide threat detection and expert maritime response. This collaboration addresses the challenge operators face in assessing cyber threats, understanding their impact, and taking swift action to prevent disruption. Höegh Autoliners, a long-standing Marlink customer, is the first to deploy this combined service across its entire fleet.
The service links NORMA Cyber's independent security monitoring and initial analysis with Marlink's maritime cyber expertise and incident response capabilities. It allows customers to assess the significance of potential threats, understand the possible operational impact, and take effective action without causing unnecessary disruption onboard.
NORMA Cyber's centralized maritime cybersecurity function, supported by threat intelligence and shared expertise, complements Marlink's connectivity, IT, and cybersecurity capabilities. This model allows shipowners to retain their preferred independent monitoring partner while relying on Marlink to manage and secure their onboard environment and take effective action when a threat is identified.
By combining advanced monitoring with proven response capabilities, Marlink and NORMA Cyber aim to strengthen maritime cyber resilience.
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