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㈜싸이터

Busan, South Korea

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CYTUR is a maritime cybersecurity company offering a wide range of solutions and services to ensure the security of ships and ports. The company provides a diverse array of products and services, including: * CYTUR-TM: An end-to-end cybersecurity solution for ships * CYTUR-ASA: A security solution for ports and shipyards * CYTUR-SC: A cybersecurity solution for the entire maritime infrastructure * CYTUR-SBOM: A security tool for monitoring ship data * CYTUR-MG: A maritime-speed monitoring solution * CYTUR-SHIPPOT: A cybersecurity solution for the navigation and communication of ships * CYTUR-SAVD: A security solution for monitoring ship data and systems * CYTUR-TI: A cybersecurity solution for the maritime infrastructure The company also offers a variety of services.

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