Maritime Tech Startups
Cydome Security was mentioned as one of Incubit Ventures investors should watch out for.
Incubit are watching maritime tech space as part of their constant evaluation of new technologies. There is a wide ocean of interesting startups out there, and they have put together their list for investors to pay attention to.
Cydome Security joins 8200 For Startups by EISP
Cydome was chosen to take part in the exclusive 8200 For Startups by EISP accelerator 10th batch! Maritime organizations are taking appropriate steps to identify, analyze, assess, and communicate maritime cyber security risks. Contact us to learn how Cydome can help you prevent such unknown vulnerabilities with real-time anomaly detection.
One Million daily Cyberattacks – Royal Caribbean Cruise
Jason Liberty, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Executive Vice President: “It is happening. It’s probably happening to everybody, in my opinion. I think we get over a million different attacks a day. Our cyber-security budget used to be probably half a million dollars a year, and it’s probably $75 million to 100 million dollars a year […]
IoT Security Spending Will Reach US Billions
Maritime Cybersecurity: Riding the Wave of a $3.1 Billion Market Boom Gartner predict that worldwide spending on IoT security will reach $1.5 billion in 2018. Comparing with 2017 IoT security spending will increase by 28% (from $1.2 billion). Gartner says by 2021, such concerns will push IoT security spending to over $3.1 billion. Worldwide IoT Security Spending […]
Cydome Security joins “Be Cyber Aware At Sea”
Cydome Security joins the Be Cyber At Sea initiative. The initiative is a global maritime and offshore industry initiative for increasing maritime threat awareness. Our company is dedicated to the Maritime Cybersecurity – and as such, we also believe that along with the right tools to detect, protect, response and mitigate – the human factor […]
Maritime company exposes military submarine details
ThyssenKrupp reveal a sensitive cyber attack on 2017. The target was a shipyard were the group will manufacture military ships and submarines for Israel. The leak exposes technical details about the submarines that were being built. Erel Margalit, CEO of JVP, said that the Lebanese part of ThyssenKrupp group could deliver confidential information to some Iranian groups. For […]
Maersk will lose 300 million because cyberattack
Maersk and NotPetya: A Stark Reminder of Maritime Cyber Security Vulnerabilities The container transportation company Maersk was hit by NotPetya ransomware in July. The attack impacted Maersk Line, APM Terminals, and Damco. Consequently, one of their subsidiaries remained offline for two days. The CEO announced that the company could lose 300 million in revenue. However, […]
Vulnerabilities In the AmosConnect 8 Platform – Maritime Companies Update Their Platforms
AmosConnect 8 Vulnerabilities: A Wake-Up Call for Maritime Cyber Security The consulting company IOActive published a series of vulnerabilities found in the AmosConnect 8 platform from Inmarsat. The software is used to monitor GPS and technology systems on board, as well as provide messaging, email, and web browsing services. One of the bugs was found […]
Russian Hackers stole NSA spying code
The hackers stole National Security Agency procedures used to spy foreign networks and the methods adopted to protect the networks of U.S.. Besides, the group took the code associated to the previous tasks. The breach took place in the home computer of a NSA contractor. The hacker used a Kaspersky Lab antivirus to access the […]
Verizon / NICE Systems leak
A misconfigured cloud-based file repository exposed the names, addresses, account details, and PINs of as many as 6 million US customers of telecommunications carrier Verizon. The cloud server was owned and operated by telephonic software and data firm NICE Systems, a third-party vendor for Verizon. More information click here
