Maritime cyber incidents surged 103% year-over-year in 2025. Satellite communication blackouts, groundings caused by GPS spoofing, port shutdowns triggered by ransomware — these are no longer someone else's problems.
Yet the risks facing shipping lines, shipyards, and equipment manufacturers differ, even when the threat is the same. CYTUR has reorganized the key cases and countermeasures from the 2026 Maritime Cyber Threat White Paper to address each audience's operational reality.
✔ Real-world cyber attack cases ✔ Actionable countermeasures for each threat ✔ IACS UR E26/E27 compliance guidance ✔ CYTUR self-diagnosis and expert consultation access
"What threats are your vessels exposed to right now?"
Shipping lines stand on the front line of maritime cyber threats. Ransomware, GPS spoofing, VSAT infrastructure attacks, OT system penetration, data theft — this brief covers the 5 critical threats facing vessels at sea and actionable countermeasures you can implement now.
Key cases: DNV ShipManager infection (1,000 vessels affected) · MSC Antonia Red Sea grounding · 116 Iranian tanker VSAT blackout · Ferry Fantastic RAT discovery
"How do you protect design data and keep build schedules on track?"
Shipyards are "upstream targets" where national strategic assets and industrial secrets converge. Design data theft, production line ransomware, OT penetration of vessels under construction, and the IACS UR E26/E27 regulatory risk intensifying in 2026 — this brief covers the 4 priority threats shipyards must prepare for.
Key cases: Sevmash nuclear submarine secrets leak · NPO Mars 250GB defense data breach · UK MoD subcontractor Dodd Group hack · Ferry Fantastic RAT installation