Category: Security policy

China's involvement in logistics extends far beyond its participation in ports. The country's companies have a dominant market position and provide deep insights into global transport chains. In a new announcement, the US Maritime Administration (Marad) warns of potential cyber threats to shipping. According to the shipping authority, port authorities are inadequately protected against potential cyberattacks. In addition to their operational networks, administrative systems and software, this applies in particular to the infrastructure of the seaports themselves. All systems that are manufactured, installed and maintained by foreign companies, particularly from China, are considered to be at risk. Access marineforum digital+ You are already a registered...