The symposium, scheduled for March 13-14, 2024, will take place at the IMO Headquarters under the theme "Maritime Cyber Security and Resilience." This event is one of the largest in the world, focused on the latest trends, technologies, and future directions in maritime cybersecurity.
Approximately 300 experts are expected to attend, with key topics including the application of maritime artificial intelligence (AI), threat response technologies, and the development of maritime cybersecurity technologies. CYTUR will deliver a presentation during a session alongside the U.S. Navy.
CYTUR's CEO, Cho Yong-hyun, commented, "This invitation is a significant example of the global interest in South Korean startup technologies. It will be an opportunity to showcase how maritime and vessel cybersecurity solutions can provide innovative solutions to address the growing cybersecurity challenges in the maritime industry."
Additionally, CYTUR provides maritime cyber threat intelligence solutions, helping maritime companies and vessels proactively defend against cyber threats. The company also holds proven expertise in providing essential cybersecurity technologies and commercial achievements throughout the ship lifecycle, from design to sea trials and operations.
source: Newsis(https://www.newsis.com)
