Maritime Cyber Threats Detection Framework: Building Capabilities

Potamos, Georgios; Theodoulou, Savvas; Stavrou, Eliana; Stavrou, Stavros

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-08172-9_8

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“…Measures for detecting malicious activity include immediate sensing and alerting. In a previous work [ 24 ], relevant tasks for effective detection were identified and listed across the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Given that these tasks are listed in different functional areas, it is frequently unclear which of these are strongly interconnected and can impact detection effectiveness.…”

Section: Initial Phase—cyberthreat Landscape In the Maritime Contextmentioning

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“…To further analyze the cyberthreat landscape, the authors used the MITRE ATT&CK framework [ 24 ], utilized to develop a blueprint for detecting cyberthreats. The purpose of the proposed blueprint was to provide insights into the behavior and techniques that hackers use to exploit the vulnerabilities of maritime OT, navigation and surveillance, sensors, and actuators.…”

Section: Initial Phase—cyberthreat Landscape In the Maritime Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Enhancing Maritime Cybersecurity through Operational Technology Sensor Data Fusion: A Comprehensive Survey and Analysis

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Stavrou,

Stavrou

2024

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Cybersecurity is becoming an increasingly important aspect in ensuring maritime data protection and operational continuity. Ships, ports, surveillance and navigation systems, industrial technology, cargo, and logistics systems all contribute to a complex maritime environment with a significant cyberattack surface. To that aim, a wide range of cyberattacks in the maritime domain are possible, with the potential to infect vulnerable information and communication systems, compromising safety and security. The use of navigation and surveillance systems, which are considered as part of the maritime OT sensors, can improve maritime cyber situational awareness. This survey critically investigates whether the fusion of OT data, which are used to provide maritime situational awareness, may also improve the ability to detect cyberincidents in real time or near-real time. It includes a thorough analysis of the relevant literature, emphasizing RF but also other sensors, and data fusion approaches that can help improve maritime cybersecurity.

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Section: Initial Phase—cyberthreat Landscape In the Maritime Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Initial Phase—cyberthreat Landscape In the Maritime Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%