maritime security

• 25 August 17 Sauron EU project to tackle cyber security A new EU project aims to ensure an adequate level of both physical and cyber protection for European ports and to limit, as far as possible, the detrimental effects of combined physical and cyber-attacks.... Read more ›
• 05 October 16 Sea Traffic Management Test Bed Launched in Norway The Norwegian Minister of Transport Ketil Solvik-Olsen logged in and officially inaugurated the Port of Stavanger test bed. All actors involved in port calls share time stamps for planned and actual actions, thus helping... Read more ›
• 01 September 16 Transas unveils the future of maritime operations Today’s maritime industry requires realistic solutions and concepts for a modern, integrated operational infrastructure that delivers a sustainable, viable future. Whether an autonomous ship or not the maritime sector needs an infrastructure solution that... Read more ›
• 23 August 16 Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore encourages SGX-listed maritime companies to adopt Sustainability / Integrated Reporting In June this year, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) introduced sustainability reporting on a ‘comply or explain’ basis. 2. To assist and encourage the maritime sector to embrace the new requirement for Sustainability / Integrated... Read more ›
• 27 July 16 Infographic: Half-Year Maritime Security Report Global risk and consultancy firm Control Risks has released an infographic exposing a significant decline in maritime security incidents globally (24%) in 2016, compared with the same period in 2015. According to Control Risks,... Read more ›
• 27 November 15 The final Conference of Monalisa 2.0 @ Gothenburg: the presentations The Monalisa 2.0 aims to improve the maritime security in order to a safer sea voyage and increased efficiency in the whole logistic chain saving money and helping the environment simultaneously. The final outcomes... Read more ›
• 28 September 15 Fincantieri cashing in on LNG ships for Costa   Trieste – It was announced jointly by Carnival Corporation, Meyer Werft and Fincantieri last March in a memorandum of understanding that marked the future of the European shipbuilding industry: a mega contract for nine... Read more ›
• 25 September 15 Save the date – MONALISA 2.0 Final Conference in Gothenburg NOV 10-11 The Monalisa 2.0 aims to improve the maritime security in order to a safer sea voyage and increased efficiency in the whole logistic chain saving money and helping the environment simultaneously. The final outcomes... Read more ›
• 30 September 14 Rembrandt, new simulation Tool for marine collision reconstruction Rotterdam – Bmt Group (a large multi-disciplinary survey organisation), announced an innovative new service as part of its marine casualty investigation portfolio. Utilising Rembrandt, the real and fast time simulation tool developed by Bmt... Read more ›
• 07 August 14 Nigeria: NIMASA deploys satellite surveillance equipment to check piracy Nigeria’s apex maritime regulatory authority, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) deployed satellite surveillance equipment to counter piracy in Nigerian waters. The deployment of the satellite equipment was sequel to the formal unveiling... Read more ›