Rapid response when you need it most. Our maritime cyber incident response team supports vessel operators in containing attacks, preserving evidence, restoring operations, and meeting USCG and IMO incident reporting obligations.
Maritime / Cyber Incident Response for Vessels
Cyber Incident Response for Vessels provides immediate expert support when a vessel experiences a cybersecurity incident such as ransomware infection, unauthorised access to navigation systems, GPS spoofing, or OT system compromise. Maritime incidents require specialised response capabilities due to connectivity limitations at sea, safety-critical OT systems, regulatory reporting obligations to flag states and the National Response Center (under the new USCG rules effective July 2025), and the need to maintain vessel operability throughout the response. Codesecure Solutions provides a 24/7 incident hotline, remote response via satellite link, forensic investigation, evidence preservation, regulatory notification support, and post-incident hardening recommendations.
We are available 24/7 to help secure your maritime operations.
• 24/7 Response Hotline: Round-the-clock availability to initiate incident response regardless of vessel location or time zone.
• Remote Maritime Response: Experienced analysts connect via satellite link to provide immediate remote triage, containment, and guidance to vessel officers.
• Regulatory Reporting Support: Assistance with mandatory incident reporting to flag states, port authorities, and the USCG National Response Center.
• Forensic Investigation: Digital forensics to determine root cause, extent of compromise, and whether safety-critical OT systems were affected.
• Post-Incident Hardening: Comprehensive post-incident review with hardening recommendations to prevent recurrence and improve cyber resilience.
Immediately isolate affected systems from the network if it is safe to do so, contact your shore management team and our incident response hotline, and preserve all logs and evidence without powering off affected systems.
Yes. Under the new USCG rules (effective July 2025), maritime cyber incidents affecting US waters must be reported to the National Response Center. IMO also requires flag state notification for significant incidents affecting vessel safety.
Yes. Our team provides remote response via the vessel's satellite communications link. For serious incidents, we can also dispatch an on-site response team during the next port call.
Initial containment can begin within hours of the first call. Full forensic investigation and recovery typically takes 5 to 15 days depending on the complexity of the incident.
We work around the clock to ensure your maritime digital safety with proactive, cutting-edge solutions and expert support
