A Study on the Development of a Training Course for Ship Cyber Security Officers

Lee, Eunsu; Ahn, Young-Joong; Park, Sungho

doi:10.7837/kosomes.2020.26.7.830

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“…Based on this, the running status of the current system can be sensed by running a lightweight system monitoring and alerting program. The program can be adjusted for each virtual machine and it can be optimized and adjusted appropriately according to the processing power of the virtual machine in which it resides [13,14]. For example, if the machine running the monitoring software is underperforming or under heavy load, the monitoring software can analyze only basic system information.…”

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Real-Time Risk Detection Method and Protection Strategy for Intelligent Ship Network Security Based on Cloud Computing

Guo

2023

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When studying an unfamiliar system, we first look for the symmetry that the system has, so that we can make many predictions about the possible properties of the system. The symmetry in ship network security needs to maintain a stable state and maintain a constant state of ship network security. With the rapid development of network information technology, smart ships have become a new hot spot in the international shipping industry. The smart ships cybersecurity discussion is also at the top of the list in the maritime field. More and more shipping companies feel that their smart ship systems need to be upgraded and the main reason behind this is that the systems are maliciously attacked by cyber hackers. Therefore, it is extremely important to detect and protect the security of intelligent ship network systems in real time. The issue of network security has always accompanied the whole process of the development of the Internet. At the same time, with the development of Internet technology, network hacking attacks against the Internet have never stopped developing, and traditional ship network security risk detection and protection cannot achieve good results. After understanding the operation mode of intelligent ship networks, this paper deeply studied the characteristics of cloud computing technology and proposed a real-time risk detection method and protection strategy for intelligent ship network security based on cloud computing. This paper mainly used multi-sensor nodes to analyze data containing malicious attack information and implemented self-execution protection strategy generation nodes to intercept and protect from the attack, so as to achieve the purpose of maintaining the network security of intelligent ships. Through experiments, the virus intrusion detection and defense rate of the algorithm proposed in this paper was able to reach 85% to 95%, while the virus intrusion detection defense rate of the traditional intelligent ship network security protection algorithm was 55% to 65%. The detection rate of the algorithm proposed in this paper was able to reach 96.95% and the false positive rate was 2.56%. The detection rate of the traditional algorithm was only 70.76%, while the false positive rate reached 4.69%. All of the proposed algorithm’s data were significantly better than that of traditional algorithms, which proved that the performance of cloud computing-based real-time risk detection and protection algorithms for intelligent ship network security was significantly better than that of traditional algorithms.

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Real-Time Risk Detection Method and Protection Strategy for Intelligent Ship Network Security Based on Cloud Computing

Guo

2023

Symmetry

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“…Many providers other than the aforementioned are available for maritime cyber security courses. Lee et al [75] and Lee et al [76] examined some of them, such as Det Norske Veritas (DNV) [30], LR [80], Aboamare [1], Aspida, CBS [19,20], JWC International, KR [71,72], Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies (MITAGS) [87,88], SEANET, Ocean Technologies Group (Videotel) [99]. However, some of them (e.g.…”

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“…Table 1 represents attributes of courses described in this study except for master's programmes. Additional courses and comparisons can be found in the papers of [75] and [76].…”

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A modular cyber security training programme for the maritime domain

Oruc,

Chowdhury,

Gkioulos

2024

Int. J. Inf. Secur.

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The global maritime industry is continuing the rapid digitization of systems and dependency on advancing technology, in a trend akin to other industrial domains. One of the main issues that this integration has brought is an increased vulnerability to a growing number of cyber threats. While several security measures are being implemented to prevent or respond to cyber attacks, the human element is still one of the main weaknesses. Many of today’s cyber attacks take advantage of human personnel’s lack of awareness, which makes cyber security awareness and training activities of critical importance. Unfortunately, current research is still limited in its offerings for cyber security training specific to maritime personnel. Moreover, such training programmes for the professionals should be developed role-based in accordance with the suggestions of many credited maritime organizations. For this reason, we developed a modular cyber security training programme for the maritime domain called Maritime Cyber Security (MarCy) by implementing Critical Events Model (CEM). Then, we evaluated the MarCy programme by utilizing the Delphi technique with the participation of 19 experts from academia and industry. In this study, we offer cyber security training for seafarers and office employees in shipping companies. We proposed eleven elective modules to improve the knowledge, skills, and attitude of learners against cyber risks. The MarCy programme can be implemented by universities, shipping companies, training institutes, and governmental organizations for maritime cyber security training purposes.

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