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Navigating Uncharted Waters: The Rise of Maritime Cyber Threats
The industry's rapid adoption of digital systems, from GPS and electronic charting to automated ports and the Internet of Things (IoT)-has created a new frontier of risk. Cyber-attacks targeting ship navigation, cargo documentation, and port logistics are no longer theoretical but a clear and present danger, leading to operational disruption, financial loss, and safety hazards.
넶9 2025-10-09 -
Sailing Towards a Sustainable Future: Decarbonization and Its Impact
With the IMO's ambitious GHG reduction strategy and new regulations like the EU ETS, the pressure to decarbonize is reshaping the industry. This transition involves adopting new technologies (e.g., alternative fuels like LNG, methanol, and wind-assisted propulsion), retrofitting existing vessels, and managing the associated costs and technical risks.
넶2 2025-10-09
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Beyond Traditional Perils: New Challenges in Cargo Safety
While traditional perils like bad weather remain, we are seeing a significant rise in claims related to complex supply chains. Key issues include the mis-declaration of dangerous goods (especially in container shipping), cargo theft through cyber-fraud (e.g., fake bill of lading scams), and losses linked to inadequate ventilation for specific cargo types.
넶0 2025-10-09 -
Global Tensions and Their Ripple Effect on Marine Risk
Ongoing geopolitical conflicts in key shipping lanes are disrupting global supply chains, altering trade routes, and increasing the risks of seizure, detention, and war-related damage. This volatility affects freight rates, vessel availability, and the overall risk profile of voyages in certain regions.
넶1 2025-10-09