New regatta. Old harbour. Proper racing
Port of the Day
Puerto Portals - Mallorca
- Country: Spain
- Services: food-drink, electricity, waste-disposal, water, fuel, maintenance, wifi
- Website: Puerto Portals
- Email: [email protected]
- Telephone: +34 971 676 892
In 2021, the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) cyber risk management requirements officially took effect, a landmark move marking cybersecurity’s debut on the official agenda for yacht owners, captains, and managers. Yet, in the years since this transformative moment, the yachting world’s response to these cyber risk requirements has been less than inspiring.
The primary issue? Despite its solid foundation, the IMO’s framework has been viewed as mere guidance rather than a standard to be actively enforced. The dearth of consistent, visible consequences for failing to adhere to this new cybersecurity mandate has led to a shift in behavior, unfortunately, not in the right direction.
Instead of sparking sustained improvements in cyber risk management, the regulations have only engendered a sort of ‘compliance theater’ in the yachting sector - characterized by bucket loads of grand-sounding but ineffective steps towards cybersecurity compliance.
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Club of the Day
Edgartown Yacht Club (EYC)
- Country: United States
- Website: Edgartown Yacht Club (EYC)
- Email: [email protected]
- Telephone: +1 (508) 627-4361