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Piracy and Security
EU official warns of vessel attacks off Horn of Africa
Pirates and jihadists pose a threat in the Red Sea and Bab al Mandeb strait
Airbus to co-launch maritime crime reporting platform
Partnership with CSO Alliance to begin in October
Maritime Security Transit Corridor formed to deter vessel attacks near Horn of Africa
Providing a recommended merchant traffic route will allow naval forces to concentrate surveillance efforts
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Six crew taken hostage in pirate attack off Equatorial Guinea
IMB flags concern over pirate attacks in the Gulf of Guinea and Southeast Asia
As Somalia’s coast falls quiet again, the report is a reminder of other piracy-afflicted areas around the world
BW Group computers hit by cyber attack in July
The company has worked with external consultants to fortify cybersecurity infrastructure
Indian Navy thwarts would-be Gulf of Aden pirates
Warship escorting a commercial vessel spotted a skiff in the vicinity moving suspiciously
Cyber threats cross blurry supply chain lines
Experts warn of more attacks and ransom demands
Oakland gets $1.8m in government grants for port security upgrades
Oakland port to pay 25% of the $2.4m total cost of the security projects
Extrapolating Murphy’s Law
There is enough to worry about in all the things that can go wrong in a ship at sea, without considering the awful possibility of malign interference
Self-inflicted vulnerability
Somali piracy-terrorism link ‘historically weak’
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