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USCG Cybersecurity

 

How USCG will inspect ships cybersecurity? The USCG issued CVC-WI-027(1) and defines Poor cyber hygiene which could lead to ship detention:

Since 2021 all cybersecurity threats have been part of PSC examinations. The USCG has issued a circular of what they will examine when basic cyber hygiene procedures are not in place onboard. These include, but are not limited to the following:

 

a. Poor cyber hygiene

  • • Username / Password openly displayed
  • • Computer system appears to require a generic login or no login for access
  • • Computer system does not appear to automatically log out after an extended period of user inactivity
  • • Heavy reliance on flash drive/USB media use

b. Shipboard computers readily appear to have been compromised by ransomware/ excessive pop-ups
c. Officers/crew complain about unusual network issues and reliability impacting shipboard systems
d. Unit/vessel screener received potential 'spoofed' e-mail from master/crew onboard.

 

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