Ascenz Marorka, a shipping company belonging to the GTT Group, has received cybersecurity its digital solutions from Bureau Veritas.
The type certification highlights the ability of Ascenz Marorka’s solutions to address cybersecurity challenges in the maritime sector with resilience and reliability. The benefits derived from strong protection of their computer systems, data encryption and the ability to isolate networks are some examples of approved functions
This approval demonstrates Ascenz Marorka's dedication to creating a sustainable future and ensuring the highest possible cybersecurity for customers.
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Ascenz Marorka's portfolio includes solutions for LNG cargo management, electronic fuel tracking, performance , emissions monitoring, operational and regulatory reporting, as well as weather routing.
The certification obtained by the shipping company covers the requirements related to applications , which are included in “Bureau Veritas NR467 for the classification of steel ships”, “Bureau Veritas NR659 for the cybersecurity or classification of marine units” and “IACS UR E27 Rev.1 (September 2023) for the cyber resilience of on-board systems and equipment”.
Source: marinelink
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