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In this episode of the Future Thinking mini-series from NorthStandard, Helen Barden is joined by Kimberly Tam of the Alan Turing Institute and the University of Plymouth to discuss the prevalence of cyber-attacks in the maritime industry and the role of AI in defending against these threats.
In this episode of the Future Thinking mini-series from NorthStandard, Helen Barden is joined by Kimberly Tam of the Alan Turing Institute and the University of Plymouth to discuss the prevalence of cyber-attacks in the maritime industry and the role of AI in defending against these threats. The conversation explores the types of cyber attacks common in the sector, the challenges in detecting and reporting them, and the vulnerabilities at different stages of AI development. They look at how AI can assist human analysts in managing cyber security and the importance of industry-wide communication and training to bolster cyber resilience. The episode also addresses the costs of cyber incidents and the need for improved information sharing across the maritime industry.
Timestamps
00:38 Prevalence and Types of Cyber Attacks in Shipping
02:28 AI's Role in Cyber Defence
04:32 Vulnerabilities of AI to Cyber Attacks
06:02 Cyber Risks in the Maritime Industry
08:17 Cost Impacts of Cyber Attacks
10:14 Improving Cyber Resilience through Information Sharing
15:25 Ensuring Cyber Security in Autonomous Vessels
18:51 Top Tips for Cyber Awareness and Communication
20:50 Conclusion
A transcript of this episode can be accessed here.
