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Security in a Maritime World Dominated by Software

Software is changing the marine world both by providing new functionality and opportunities and by replacing mechanical controls by software-based systems. In this session, we will look at the security risk of interconnected software systems in general, discuss lessons learned in other sectors, and explore what makes cybersecurity for the marine sector special.

Want to learn more? Visit the Marine and Maritime Cyber Security event in Plymouth.

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