Riviera Maritime Media’s Maritime Cyber Risk Management Forum takes place Tuesday 28 June in London at the offices of international law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.

This one-day event returns in response to market demand for a focused conference that takes in all of the elements essential to operate safely and successfully in today’s brave new world.

Programme development has been led by Riviera’s executive editor Edwin Lampert and Maritime Optimisation and Communications brand manager Paul Dowling, and reflects wide consultation and engagement with the industry.

Connecting the industry

Vessel operators, terminal operators, charterers, regulators, class, insurers, lawyers and the wider service industry and the supply chain will gather to benchmark their maritime cyber-risk management strategies, build business relationships and gain practical insights that can be usefully applied as part of an overall maritime cyber-risk approach for successful and sustainable shipping and terminal operations.

The conference programme is designed to bring clarity to the fast-changing maritime cyber-security scene. For this reason, we are theming the 2022 conference: Maritime cyber security in the brave new world

Our sessions will cover the following areas:

• Maritime cyber security in the brave new world
• The renewal of maritime cyber insurance
• Cyber risk at ports and terminals:  fortifying a soft target
• Industry preparedness and response
• The connected ship. A cyber disconnect?
• Tools, tech and tactics to fight the escalating cyber threat

Interactive scenario

Delegates participate in an unfolding scenario where they are tested to respond to a cyber scenario on a connected vessel especially created for this year’s Maritime Cyber Risk Management Forum. An excellent way to test and benchmark your knowledge of cyber-security best practices, policies and compliance