Insufficient knowledge of augmented, mixed and virtual reality, AI and computer modelling represent a serious skills gap according to academics, institutions and businesses.
Lloyd’s List Intelligence (LLI) is focused on collecting and processing data from shipping incidents, which can be used for valuable insights and stopping shipowners staying silent.
In an increasingly digital world where data is a precious commodity, no industry is safe from the lurking threats of cyberattacks, including the maritime sector.
Academics and scientists are preparing for global disaster. Marine professionals must take part in conversations to ensure the industry is prepared for the worst.
Ports, ships and workers are increasingly vulnerable to cyber-attack from criminals and malevolent state actors. Immersive new approaches to training aim to protect the industry for years to come
Maritime cyber security specialists urge members to opt for targeted training as attacks are more likely to happen and more sophisticated than expected
As part of July’s annual conference, this year’s Stanley Gray Lecture included a Q&A session with cyber security expert Nigel Hearne, whose work includes...
Two influential Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) events -Engine As A Weapon International Symposium (EAAW VIII) and the Marine Electrical and Control Systems Safety Conference (MECSS 2019) - are being held for the first time alongside each other at the America Square Conference Centre in London on Tuesday 2 and Wednesday 3 July 2019.
