Maritime Cyber Threat Overviews
The 2025 edition of the maritime cyber threat overview, presenting incident tracking and statistics from M-CERT, is enriched by contributions from partner organisations within the maritime cybersecurity ecosystem — Alcyconie, ATOS, BZHunt, DIATEAM, FMES, GLIMPS, Marlink, Orange Cyberdefence, Semsoft (LESTR) and XRATOR.
It is important to note that these annual reports are not intended to cover all the incidents shared by M-CERT with its members and partners, but rather to provide a summary of relevant information to help gain an understanding of the threats facing the maritime sector.
EDITION 2025
The overviews, published in 2022 and 2023 and compiled by M-CERT (Maritime Computer Emergency Response Team) in collaboration with OWN, aim to provide a comprehensive overview of the cyber threats that have affected the sector, in order to help maritime and port stakeholders better understand them and, consequently, better protect themselves.
EDITION 2023
EDITION 2022
Summary of the ENISA Guide
Discover our summary of ENISA’s recommendations on the implementation of cybersecurity risk management measures.
The aim of this document is to support entities in implementing good cybersecurity practices adapted to their context.
This guide is intended for essential or important entities subject to the NIS2 directive. It can also be used by public or private entities to improve their cyber maturity.
White Paper
Cybersecurity of Maritime Drones and Autonomous Ships
Maritime drones and autonomous ships are transforming the industry in terms of innovation. But they also bring cybersecurity issues.
To better understand these issues, a White Paper written by France Cyber Maritime has been released in collaboration with : ANSSI, Armateurs de France, Bureau Veritas, Cluster Maritime Français, DGAMPA, ENSM, GICAN, Naval Group and the Secrétariat Général de la Mer.
The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of this topic and identify the main points of attention and regulatory, human, technological, and organisational recommendations for the cybersecurity design and operation of drones and autonomous ships.