The maritime industry has a cyber problem — and it's bigger than most operators realize.
Every ship sailing today carries dozens of Computer-Based Systems (CBS):
navigation, propulsion, ballast control, cargo management.
These systems were once isolated. Now they're connected.
IACS UR E27 changes the rules.
Developed in alignment with IEC 62443-3-3, UR E27 establishes 41 mandatory
security requirements for CBS aboard vessels — covering 7 Foundational Requirements (FRs):
→ FR1 · Identification & Authentication
→ FR2 · Use Control
→ FR3 · System Integrity
→ FR4 · Data Confidentiality
→ FR5 · Restricted Data Flow
→ FR6 · Timely Response to Events
→ FR7 · Resource Availability
Whether you're a shipowner, system integrator, or flag state authority —
if you're not already tracking these requirements, your compliance window is closing.
Over the next 5 posts, I'll break down all 41 requirements with practical insights
from the IEC 62443-3-3 standard.
Follow along. This series could save your vessel from the next major maritime cyber incident.
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