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Our lives depend on online services. Gain essential cyber security knowledge and skills, to help protect your digital life!
We shop online. We work online. We play online. We live online. As our lives increasingly depend on digital services, the need to protect our information from being maliciously disrupted or misused is really import.
In today’s information economy, data can be your organization’s most valuable asset, but with the rise of mobile technology, cloud computing and an exponentially growing volume of digital information, keeping that data secure also becomes one of your greatest challenges.
At AVERSA, we know securing and managing electronically stored information (ESI) is critical to the future of your business. For this we offer end-to-end cyber security consulting, from information risk assessments that help you benchmark safety measures and shore up weaknesses, to penetration testing that checks for robust defenses.
Our global teams/partners deliver scalable cyber security solutions to help you protect confidential and proprietary information from data security risks such as malicious insiders, network vulnerabilities and inadequate security policies.
Our lives depend on online services. Gain essential cyber security knowledge and skills, to help protect your digital life!
We shop online. We work online. We play online. We live online. As our lives increasingly depend on digital services, the need to protect our information from being maliciously disrupted or misused is really import.
In today’s information economy, data can be your organization’s most valuable asset, but with the rise of mobile technology, cloud computing and an exponentially growing volume of digital information, keeping that data secure also becomes one of your greatest challenges.
At AVERSA, we know securing and managing electronically stored information (ESI) is critical to the future of your business. For this we offer end-to-end cyber security consulting, from information risk assessments that help you benchmark safety measures and shore up weaknesses, to penetration testing that checks for robust defenses.
Our global teams/partners deliver scalable cyber security solutions to help you protect confidential and proprietary information from data security risks such as malicious insiders, network vulnerabilities and inadequate security policies.
Cyber security in the maritime industry is a major concern, due to a lack of security awareness or accountability while increasing use of new, sophisticated communications technologies raises the threat level to high.
With the potential for sensitive customer data leaks via ECDIS, AIS, RFID and GPS, it is important that security procedures and processes are in place so that operators know how to identify a potential security threat or have been trained to respond when a cyber attack is in process.
The perpetrators active in the maritime industry are mostly interested in financial gain, looking to gain access, stay hidden and extract financial profit from their targets.
However, accessing and extracting sensitive information or intellectual property can also help criminal or terrorist organizations whose motive is to use the industry to transport hazardous materials or weapons.
In an advanced threat, the attacker will spend a large amount of time researching a list of potential targets, gathering information about the organisation’s structure, clients etc.
Social media activity of the people in the target company will be monitored to extract information about the systems and forums favored by the user and any technology vulnerabilities assessed.
Once a weakness is found the next step the hacker will take is to breach the cyber security perimeter - the basic security most companies adopt - and gain access, which, for most attackers, is easily done.
With the potential for sensitive customer data leaks via ECDIS, AIS, RFID and GPS, it is important that security procedures and processes are in place so that operators know how to identify a potential security threat or have been trained to respond when a cyber attack is in process.
The perpetrators active in the maritime industry are mostly interested in financial gain, looking to gain access, stay hidden and extract financial profit from their targets.
However, accessing and extracting sensitive information or intellectual property can also help criminal or terrorist organizations whose motive is to use the industry to transport hazardous materials or weapons.
In an advanced threat, the attacker will spend a large amount of time researching a list of potential targets, gathering information about the organisation’s structure, clients etc.
Social media activity of the people in the target company will be monitored to extract information about the systems and forums favored by the user and any technology vulnerabilities assessed.
Once a weakness is found the next step the hacker will take is to breach the cyber security perimeter - the basic security most companies adopt - and gain access, which, for most attackers, is easily done.
NEED FOR DEFENSE
Critical infrastructure & CyberSecurity (HORIZON EUROPE)
In maritime industry attacks often remain in secret
Awareness on cyber security in maritime sector is low to non-existent
Cyber attacks in oil and gas industry has an extreme increment year by year
Cyber Security Capabilities
