MARITIME CYBERSECURITY
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Maritime Cyber Attacks Are Surging
Ransomware, GPS spoofing, VSAT intrusions,
and supply chain attacks are no longer theoretical.
They are happening now.
cyber incidents in 2025
attack on an Iranian shipping company
GPS spoofing in the Red Sea
mandatory enforcement begins
The maritime industry faces unprecedented cyber threats.
As vessels become smarter and more connected, the attack surface is expanding exponentially.
Understanding cyber risk is the first step to protecting your fleet.
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the unique cyber risks each customer faces.
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Certified by Korean Register (KR)

Approval in Principle (AiP) for Digital Twin

3 products endorsed for innovation

2 products approved as novel technology

Principle (AiP) for maritime AI

Maritime cybersecurity category

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Insights & Resources
Maritime cybersecurity insights and resources from CYTUR.
You Are Invited: Maritime Cybersecurity Conference 2026
Cyber Resilience for Ships:No Longer a Choice, Now a Requirement IACS UR E26 and E27 have been mandatory for newbuild vessels since July 2024. Ship
CYTUR’s Vessel Cybersecurity Technology Gains Recognition Overseas
CYTUR (CEO Yonghyun Jo) has won the “2026 Excellent Patent Award” for its core technology in the field of vessel cybersecurity. CYTUR, a company specializing
[FN People] “Asked If He’d Ever Been on a Ship, He Went to the Field — And Opened a Path for Vessel Cybersecurity”
CYTUR CEO Yonghyun Jo/ Photo=Hangeul Bae, Reporter “To protect a ship, you first have to understand one.” In the early days of his startup, the
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