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14 articles tagged Maritime.
The maritime and logistics picture is shaped by the follow-on impact of the North Carolina Ports cyberattack, sustained APT interest in shipping and port operators, and a 103% year-on-year rise in recorded maritime cyber incidents.
The maritime and logistics vertical continues to be shaped by the operational lessons of the Anubis intrusion of the Adriatic Port Authority (attributed January 2026, \$10m demand, \$380m of downstream supply-chain delay)…
The maritime and logistics vertical is in an actively-adverse threat environment this period. The Adriatic Port Authority intrusion, attributed to Anubis with a \$10m ransom demand and confirmed exfiltration of safety plans, employee records and internal communications, is the anchor event.
Coverage this period is dominated by the SharePoint deserialisation KEV entry (CVE-2026-45659) - operationally significant given the prevalence of SharePoint document management across shipping agents, brokers…
The dominant theme this week is exposure of OT bridge devices following CISA's 23 June addition of CVE-2025-67038 (Lantronix EDS5000 serial-to-IP code injection) to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue - this is operationally critical to the maritime vertical because Lantronix devices are…
During the reporting period the principal observations were a ransomware compromise of the Adriatic Port Authority by the Anubis ransomware group, reported on 13 June and disrupting maritime logistics across the region…
The maritime-and-logistics collection picture this week has been dominated by the convergence of the new no-patch network-edge defects (Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager CVE-2026-20245 and Arista EOS CVE-2026-7473) with the still-current US Coast Guard MTSA Cyber Regulations compliance window.
The maritime collection picture this week is dominated by the convergence of three structural factors: continuing IT-side ransomware pressure against port operators and freight forwarders…
The sector remains under elevated pressure: Cydome's May 2026 reporting places 2025 maritime cyber incident growth at 103% year-on-year, with OT-targeted attacks specifically up 150%, and GPS spoofing now affecting some 40,000 vessels per day worldwide.
The reporting cycle has been shaped by continued growth in maritime cyber incidents (CYTUR's 103% YoY increase indicator carried forward into Q2 2026), the West Pharmaceutical Services ransomware event affecting shipping and manufacturing logistics, and the persistent operational risk to AIS…
During the reporting period 11 May 2026 – 17 May 2026 the maritime and logistics threat picture remained dominated by ransomware and supply-chain compromise against vendor and TOS platforms.
The maritime and logistics threat picture for the reporting period is dominated by the continuing structural escalation in incident volume — CYTUR figures for 2025 reflected a 103 per cent year-on-year rise in maritime cyber incidents…