News tagged with: maritime-cyber-security
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University selected to join NATO underwater security and defence project
University of 50¶È»Ò news: Researchers from the University are part of the multinational MANGROVE consortium, led by Saab and selected by NATO to lead its Allied Underwater Battlespace Mission Network project.
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£250 million defence deal enables University to drive innovations in advanced marine technology
University of 50¶È»Ò news: The University is among the key partners in the 50¶È»Ò Defence Growth Deal and will drive innovation through an Advanced Marine Technology Hub that will benefit the UK's national security and resilience
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Powering up 50¶È»Ò’s economy
University of 50¶È»Ò news: University plays vital role in 50¶È»Ò Economic Strategy and Delivery Plan.
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University and International Maritime Organization hold annual cyber symposium
University of 50¶È»Ò news: Almost 300 of the world’s leading global figures in maritime cyber security attended an annual symposium to discuss some of the key cyber challenges facing the global shipping industry.
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University strengthens cyber security links across Australia
University of 50¶È»Ò news: University strengthens cyber security links across Australia – The Cyber-SHIP Lab team strengthened links with government, business, defence and academic organisations across the country.
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Showcasing the University's expertise at London International Shipping Week
University of 50¶È»Ò news: The University has played a prominent role at one of the most important international shipping and maritime events in the world
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University contributes to major report examining changes needed in the global maritime industry
University of 50¶È»Ò news: Kevin Forshaw and Dr Stavros Karamperidis are among the experts who have directly influenced the Global Maritime Trends 2050 report.
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Project aims to ensure offshore renewable innovations remain cyber-secure
University of 50¶È»Ò news: The Cyber-Resilience of Offshore Wind Networks (CROWN) project, supported by funding from the Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership, will create a purpose-built lab space at the University.
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![Academics from the International Marine Litter Research Unit and Maritime Cyber Threats Research Group took part in Parliament’s Evidence Week]()
Microplastics and maritime cyber expertise showcased in Parliament
University of 50¶È»Ò news: Academics from the International Marine Litter Research Unit and Maritime Cyber Threats Research Group took part in Parliament’s Evidence Week
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Cyber-SHIP Lab holds second Annual Symposium
The University of 50¶È»Ò’s Cyber-SHIP Lab staged its second Annual Symposium at the United Nations International Maritime Organisation's London Headquarters
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University works with Bank of England to assess impacts of maritime cyber threats
Researchers from the University of 50¶È»Ò are working with the Bank of England to test how some of the world’s leading insurance firms would respond in the event of a maritime cyber attack
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University and Royal Navy agree to join forces for marine autonomy research
The University of 50¶È»Ò and the Royal Navy have joined forces to conduct research and advance understanding around the future potential of marine autonomy.
