Abstract
Our paper summarizes the risks and provides concrete and
pragmatic proposals to increase substantially the cyber
maturity and resilience in the ports by organizing training
and awareness raising, fostering cooperation and information
exchange both between the stakeholders in the ports and
across the ports and integrating the cyber risk into the
physical security risk management processes and structures
already in place within the ports. This also involves a higher
degree of oversight by the Port Authorities as is already the
case for other security risks than cyber.
pragmatic proposals to increase substantially the cyber
maturity and resilience in the ports by organizing training
and awareness raising, fostering cooperation and information
exchange both between the stakeholders in the ports and
across the ports and integrating the cyber risk into the
physical security risk management processes and structures
already in place within the ports. This also involves a higher
degree of oversight by the Port Authorities as is already the
case for other security risks than cyber.
Original language | English |
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Type | Cyber Security in Ports: business as usual |
Media of output | website |
Publisher | Provincie Noord-Brabant |
Number of pages | 6 |
Place of Publication | website |
Publication status | Published - 22 Nov 2017 |