The answer for a modern maritime Europe, more interconnected than ever,
to combat cyber-attacks
France Cyber Maritime, the FEPORT and the Federazione del Mare are joining forces as part of a European project aimed at raising awareness of maritime and port cybersecurity measures set out in the NIS 2 Directive.
Three organisations joining forces for a safer maritime world !
DIGITALISATION IS TRANSFORMING THE MARITIME SECTOR:
Port automation, on-board IoT sensors, connected navigation systems, marine renewable energy, digital twins of ships…
BUT THIS TRANSFORMATION POSES A MAJOR RISK:
Cyberattacks targeting ships, terminals and offshore infrastructure
Port blockades and disruption to supply chains
Theft of sensitive data and hacking of OT equipment
Attempts to breach critical systems
(propulsion, AIS, cargo systems, etc.)
Protecting the European maritime sector from cyber threats by providing practical, accessible solutions tailored to the realities on the ground.
SAFEDIGIMAR HELPS STAKEHOLDERS TO:
Strengthen their cybersecurity and train their teams
Achieving compliance with the NIS2 Directive
Detect and resolve incidents more quickly
Sharing information on threats
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.