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Coast Guard’s Cyber Makeover: From Sea Savers to Cyber Ghostbusters!
In a daring move, the Coast Guard has jazzed up their Maritime Cyber Risk Management. Adding some spice to ‘poor cyber hygiene’, they’ve also gift-wrapped the NIST Cybersecurity Framework for marine safety personnel. And if things get eerie? Just call cyber ghostbuster, Steve Kwan. They’re…
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Looks like the Coast Guard has decided to take a swing at the 'Hide and Seek' championship with their Cyber Baddies. They've updated their Cyber Risk Management Work Instruction (CVC-WI-027). Basically, they've added a few words to the 'poor cyber hygiene' section and decided to red-tape the procedures during the port state control exams. All this while celebrating the upgrade in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and updating the 'who to call when you see a cyber ghost' section. So next time you're on a vessel and see anything fishy, just dial up good ol' Steve Kwan, the Cybersecurity Specialist. He's the Coast Guard's cyber Ghostbuster!Already a member? Log in here