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Piracy and Security
As governments and industry continue the struggle against crew kidnappings of West Africa and cargo thefts in Southeast Asia, questions have arisen over the highest profile victory of piracy. After five years without incident, piracy off the coast of Somalia may have breached its containment. Increased security comes at a price, and the industry is in no position to increase its operating costs, but some indicators on land in Somalia suggest the region could incubate a piracy resurgence.
Maersk cyber-attack puts unprepared industry on the spot
Experts call on shipping companies to smarten up or keep getting attacked
Maersk contains cyberattack effects
Updated: Maersk now accepting bookings via INTTRA
Anti-piracy efforts in Southeast Asia hanging by a thread
Lack of co-ordination and wider geopolitical tensions jeopardise attempts to stem piracy in Southeast Asian waters
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Self-inflicted vulnerability
Is connectivity worth the trouble given issues such as cyber attacks which inevitably crop up?
Somali piracy-terrorism link ‘historically weak’
Experts cite lack of historical evidence behind alleged terrorism connections
Maersk upgrades cyber security measures
Company reassures customers that a full post mortem of the Petya cyber attack will be carried out
Philippines crackdown on pirates gathers pace
ReCAAP says piracy situation in the Sulu-Celebes Sea has improved this year
The evolutionary opportunities of end-to-end digitalisation
Any transformation will suffer a degree of disruption along the way, and digitalisation is not the only transformation shipping has to take on board
Maersk cyber attack should serve as a timely warning to others
Shipping companies are poorly prepared for another attack, argues digital security expert
Maersk Line resumes online booking
Situation at APM Terminals continues to improve.
A textbook response to a digital disaster
Maersk's response to the Petya cyber attack has been good, but other companies might struggle to cope
EU data protection crackdown looms
Hefty fines and trading restrictions could be levied under new rules coming in May 2018
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