Maritime cyber security
Ship systems that were once isolated are now connected: navigation, cargo handling, engine monitoring and the office network. Attacks rarely target the ship directly — they reach it through a shore office, a supplier or a service laptop plugged into a control system.
Suspected cyberattack halts LNG tanker en route to Europe
An LNG tanker on its journey from the US to Europe experienced systems failure, raising cybersecurity concerns in maritime trade.
LNG tanker diverted due to suspected cyberattack in Mediterranean
An LNG tanker experienced a systems failure in the Mediterranean, raising concerns about cybersecurity threats in maritime operations.
US Coast Guard and FBI Investigate Cyberattacks on Tankers Bound for U.S.
Two tankers boarded by authorities after indications of cyber intrusions; safety and security concerns rise amid global shipping tensions.
Shipping Giants Order LNG-Powered Vessels in China
Furetank and Yang Ming order new LNG-powered vessels, while MSC continues its expansion with ultra-large LNG dual-fuel containerships.
Gas detection services for ships – what, when and how to choose the right provider
This article explains the full scope of maritime gas‑detection services, when a vessel must have them, and how operators can pick a qualified contractor.
Calibration Services for Ships – What, When and How to Choose
This article explains exactly what ship‑borne calibration services include, the regulatory and operational moments that trigger them, and how to pick.
Choosing and Managing Gangway Services for Ship Access
This guide explains what gangway services cover, when vessels need them, how to vet providers, the typical delivery process and three practical tips.
Inmarsat Unveils Maritime Safety Data Hub for Enhanced Risk Analysis
Inmarsat launches a new data hub combining three years of GMDSS data and 106,975 safety broadcasts to identify maritime risks, with weather as the leading.
Marine Insurance: Essential for Ship Operators
Understand what marine insurance covers, when you need it, and how to select a provider for optimal vessel protection.
Exhaust‑Gas Cleaning Services – How to Choose the Right Provider for Your Vessel
This guide explains when a ship needs exhaust‑gas cleaning, what the service covers, how to vet providers and three practical tips to avoid costly re‑work.
Ballast water treatment services – what operators must know
Find out what a complete ballast water treatment service covers, when vessels need it and how to vet providers using class approvals, certifications and red‑flags.
Life‑saving appliance services – what ship operators must know before hiring
Discover when a vessel needs life‑saving appliance service, what the work covers, how to vet a provider and three actionable tips for smooth compliance.
Choosing a Fire‑Fighting System Service Provider for Ships
Find out when fire‑fighting systems need service, what a comprehensive overhaul covers, and how to pick a certified provider that meets class rules.
Maritime Automation Service for Ship Operators
Discover essential services, selection criteria, and practical tips to optimize your vessel’s automation.
Turbo‑charger Maintenance for Marine Engines – Choosing the Right Service Partner
This article explains what marine turbo‑charger service entails, when a ship should plan it, how to vet providers and three actionable tips for reliable performance.
Choosing a Service Provider for Used Construction Machines on Board
This guide explains what services for used construction machines entail, when vessels need them, how to vet providers and three practical tips.
German‑Made Agricultural Machinery on Vessels – Service Guide for Ship Operators
Learn what maintenance, approvals and red flags matter when choosing a provider for German agricultural machines aboard ships, plus a step‑by‑step process.
Industrial Auctions (Aukcje Przemysłowe) for Maritime Services – A Practical Guide
This article explains what industrial auctions are, when a vessel should use them, how to pick a compliant provider and the step‑by‑step process, ending.
Burning cargo ship sinks after suspected Black Sea attack
Romanian rescue services recover 12 seafarers from a cargo ship reportedly attacked in the country's EEZ.
Inmarsat Maritime and SK telink seal pact to boost NexusWave across South Korean fleet
The August 24, 2026 agreement between Inmarsat Maritime and SK telink will roll out next‑generation connectivity – NexusWave – to car carriers.
Crew-Welfare Services – What They Cover and How to Pick a Provider
This article explains the full scope of crew‑welfare services, identifies the situations that trigger a need, and gives ship operators a step‑by‑step.
Chartering Services for Ship Operators
Understand what chartering services entail, when your vessel needs them, and how to choose a reliable provider with certifications like DNV/ABS/LR.
Ship Management Explained – How to Choose the Right Provider
A practical guide for ship operators and technical superintendents that defines ship‑management services, signals when they’re required, and shows how.
Choosing the Right Navigation Service Provider – A Practical Guide
This article explains what navigation services cover, when a ship really needs them, how to vet providers and avoid common pitfalls.
Electrical Services for Ships – What Operators Need to Know When Choosing a Provider
A practical guide for ship operators and technical superintendents on the scope of maritime electrical services, when they’re required, how to vet.
Maritime Hydraulic Services – Choosing the Right Provider for Your Vessel
Discover what hydraulic maintenance and repair entail, when a ship truly needs it, how to vet contractors against class rules and three practical tips.
Egypt refloats drone-damaged LNG FSRU after 14-hour operation
Egypt's Damietta Port Authority successfully refloated the Energos Winter FSRU following a drone strike, moving it to a safe anchorage.
India calls for technology-led port security framework
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal outlines new approach at National Port Security Conference 2026, focusing on cyber resilience and coordination.
India condemns attack on Red Sea cargo vessel
Indian-registered commercial vessel capsized in the Red Sea; all 14 crew rescued after attack. Analysis follows.
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