NATO MARSEC COE 4th Maritime Security Conference

by Emre Düzenli | Jul 04, 2024
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As the Maritime Security and Cyber Threats Research Laboratory, we are filled with great pride and excitement to have presented an important paper at the 4th Maritime Security Conference held on June 27-28, 2024. Our paper, titled "Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysis for the Maritime Industry MITRE ATT&CK Framework Approach," highlights the significance of cybersecurity in the maritime sector and showcases our expertise in this field.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Captain (TUR-N) Mehmet Cengiz EKREN, Director of the NATO Maritime Security Center of Excellence (NATO MARSEC COE), and all the members of the organizing team who provided us with a valuable platform for sharing our insights. Their dedicated efforts have made it possible to hold an event that opens new horizons in maritime security and cyber threats.

We believe that the knowledge and experience gained from this conference will make significant contributions to the maritime sector. We hope that our work will have a positive impact on the industry and look forward to the continuation of such valuable events.

Sincerely,

İTÜ Maritime Faculty
Maritime Security and Cyber Threats Research Laboratory

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    Maritime Security & Cyber Threats Research Laboratory (CyberMarsec), directed by Associate. Professor Pelin Bolat is found to be a globally leading research laboratory for researches on maritime security and cyber threats at Istanbul Technical University Maritime Faculty, Istanbul, Türkiye.

    CyberMarSec laboratory's vision is to become a globally recognized center of excellence in research, development and innovation in maritime security and maritime cybersecurity. The laboratory is focused on developing knowledge and technology to improve the security of maritime operations, marine critical infrastructures, physical and cyber assets.

    CyberMarSec's research in physical and cyber maritime security will cover risk assessment, threat identification, security management, emergency preparedness, crisis response, research on developing new technologies, methodologies and solutions.

    CyberMarSec aims to foster collaboration between industry, public and academic partners to advance maritime security and maritime cybersecurity research.

    CyberMarSec aims for providing training, education, and consultancy programs to enhance maritime security expertise.