CYBERSECURITY FOR YACHTING SECTOR
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ABOUT THE COURSE
A 2-courses program to give captains and officers the keys to manage cybersecurity without IT security Skills.
“95% of attacks use a human vulnerability. Email and social media are the preferred attack vectors for criminals. My smartphone always with me: a perfect spy through sophisticated attacks”.
The program focuses on management, technology, human behaviors, good practices and protocols, compliant with the IMO guidelines
Fees :
150€ for members per module 180€ for non-members per module 5% discount for Phoenix Yacht Management Crew.
Duration :
2 hours
Language :
English / French
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Cybersecurity training for yachts is divided into two essential modules. The first module explores the specific vulnerabilities of yachts, the types of attacks possible, and offers practical solutions for securing onboard systems, while integrating IMO 2021 regulations. The second module is customized to the profiles of captains and officers, focusing on adapted case studies, crew awareness, and best practices for securely managing mobile devices. Together, these modules aim to reinforce onboard cybersecurity and promote proactive, collective management of digital risks.
Topics Covered:
– A yacht’s weak points
– Types of attack
– Good practices and solutions
– Taking action in event of danger
– IMO 2021 cybersecurity regulations
Audience: all crew members, all levels. Essential for captains and officers
This training takes the form of an à la carte workshop according to the profiles and experiences of the participants (captains and officers). Prior to the training, we will identify with you the topics you wish to cover.
Topics Covered:
Practical cases “à la carte” according to expectations. We select these cases together so that they make sense and are useful for everyone. We take care not to reveal confidential aspects, which we debrief individually when useful.
– Raising crew awareness of cybersecurity and sense of responsibility
– How to act with mobiles (smartphones, tablets) to avoid major risks
– Cyber briefings for every new crew member
– Good practices on board : crew and subcontractors
– Managing cybersecurity on board: prevention, detection, reaction to danger
– Collectively improving cybersecurity as an ongoing process