CYTUR (CEO: Cho Yong-hyun), a marine mobility cybersecurity company, has been invited to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Annual Cybersecurity Symposium to be held in London, UK. The symposium is expected to attract around 300 participants, including key figures from IMO member states, maritime organizations, and naval forces. The event will focus on discussions regarding maritime cybersecurity technology trends, the latest technological advancements, the use of maritime AI, threat response technologies, and the IMO’s cybersecurity framework for shipowners.
CYTUR will present at a session attended by the U.S. Navy, Japanese and French classification societies, and major shipowners. The company’s presentation on maritime cybersecurity threat intelligence solutions and cybersecurity technologies for various vessels, including military ships, is drawing significant attention.
CYTUR provides innovative solutions to strengthen cybersecurity in the maritime industry, utilizing AI-based cyberattack detection and response technologies deployed on autonomous vessels and smart warships, along with cyber risk prediction technologies and cybersecurity design solutions for ships. These solutions help marine companies and vessels proactively defend against cyber threats.
CEO Cho Yong-hyun commented, “Being invited to the IMO Symposium is a meaningful opportunity to showcase global interest in South Korea's maritime and vessel cybersecurity technologies. This event will help raise awareness of CYTUR’s technologies within the international maritime academia and industry and will serve as a stepping stone for the global expansion of South Korea’s maritime cybersecurity solutions.”
