6 simple steps to IMO compliance with CSS Platinum’s Quick-Start Service.
What are the IMO regulations?
The IMO has recognised the urgent need to address escalating cyber threats in the maritime industry to ensure safe and secure shipping. On the 1st January 2021, the IMO implemented the Maritime Cyber Risk Management Regulations for superyachts that are chartered. You need to have addressed Cyber Risk Management by your next annual verification of compliance.
Proof and penalties.
Moving forward, evidence will need to be shown that a yacht or vessel has implemented cyber security risk management and that regulations are being followed as part of the yacht’s safety plan. The United States Coast Guard announced they will start enforcing the requirement for a cyber security plan from all yachts and ships over 500GT visiting US ports, regardless of flag. Additionally, penalties can be enforced including the detainment of the vessel for inadequate cyber security plans and non-compliance.
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CSS Platinum are advisors to the maritime community, including the flagging states. We provide an IMO Quick-Start Service that provides end-to-end frameworks and assets to build your cyber risk management plan and address IMO regulatory requirements.
CSS Platinum’s Quick-Start Service addresses the IMO regulations with a 6-step framework that delivers against Cyber Risk Management standards, providing compliance for your vessels. Package pricing from $2700.
6-Step Quick-Start Service
Audit
Governance
Training
Recovery
Detect & Respond
Risk Control
Your IMO Cyber-Security Task Force.
CSS Platinum cyber security framework delivers against IMO cyber risk guidelines. Our specialist team work with the leading maritime associations and intermediaries to deliver a robust compliancy plan to meet IMO guidelines. Our dedicated IMO team can assess the vulnerabilities, liabilities and how to build a comprehensive cyber security plan to address them and future proof against all cyber security risks.
