ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CYBERSECURITY TRAINING AND RAISING AWARENESS WITHIN THE MARITIME DOMAIN

M. Canepa, F. Ballini, D. Dalaklis, S. Vakili
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In recent years, the use of digital means is rapidly expanding throughout the whole world and the maritime industry is not an exception; dealing effectively with the issue of “Cyber Security” should be a high priority issue for the numerous maritime stakeholders. It is also useful to point out that the maritime sector still maintains its importance for today’s global economy: acting as the backbone of world trade, approximately 80-90% of goods and raw materials are served nowadays by the international shipping industry. Additionally, the so-called "digitalization phenomenon" is rapidly expanding in all sectors of the economy, including the maritime one; both onboard ships and in ports, Information Technology (IT) applications systems are numerous, and very often designed without taking into account the growing cyber risks. The Cyber-MAR Project is focused on hyper-realistic simulation and emulation of maritime systems (e.g. Supply Chain) and aims to create a federated Cyber Range (CR Cyber-MAR) which will include various platforms and interconnected systems onboard a ship or on land, in order to facilitate a real-time simulation of cyber-attacks and relevant malicious attempts. Cutting a long way short, CR Cyber-MAR will be an integral part of an ambitious IT security training offer, aimed at target groups with different levels of experience and technical skills available. The analysis at hand will initially deliver a literature review in relation to education and training on cybersecurity, with a very dedicated focus on the maritime domain. Then, a discussion of the position of the International Maritime Organization on the wider topic of maritime cybersecurity will be taking place. Afterward, the impact of a training session affiliated with the Project under discussion will be provided. A conclusion clearly standing out is that the vast majority of participants confirmed an improvement in their cybersecurity skills, as well as an increased level of awareness towards cyber threats.
评估网络安全培训的有效性,提高海事领域的意识
近年来,数字化手段的使用在全球范围内迅速扩大,海事行业也不例外;有效处理“网络安全”问题应成为众多海洋利益攸关方的优先事项。同样值得指出的是,海事部门对当今的全球经济仍然保持着其重要性:作为世界贸易的支柱,如今大约80-90%的货物和原材料都是由国际航运业提供服务的。此外,所谓的“数字化现象”正在包括海事在内的所有经济领域迅速扩大;无论是在船上还是在港口,信息技术(IT)应用系统数量众多,而且在设计时往往没有考虑到日益增长的网络风险。Cyber- mar项目专注于海上系统(如供应链)的超现实模拟和仿真,旨在创建一个联合网络范围(CR Cyber- mar),其中将包括船上或陆地上的各种平台和互联系统,以促进网络攻击和相关恶意企图的实时模拟。长话短说,华润Cyber-MAR将成为一项雄心勃勃的IT安全培训计划的组成部分,针对具有不同水平经验和技术技能的目标群体。手头的分析将首先提供与网络安全教育和培训相关的文献综述,并非常专注于海事领域。然后,将讨论国际海事组织在更广泛的海上网络安全问题上的立场。之后,将提供与正在讨论的项目有关的培训课程的影响。一个明显的结论是,绝大多数参与者确认他们的网络安全技能有所提高,对网络威胁的意识也有所提高。
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