Maritime Cybersecurity Executive Session
Operationalising Cybersecurity Across Fleet and Shore Operations
The maritime sector is no longer flying under the radar of sophisticated threat actors. As corporate IT systems converge with vessel OT environments, shipping companies are facing an increasingly complex cyber threat landscape.
This executive session is designed specifically for leaders in the shipping industry, providing practical insights on how to transform cybersecurity from a technical function into a day-to-day operational capability that protects vessels, shore operations, and business continuity.
Participants will gain a clear understanding of how to implement risk-aligned security operations across their fleet while supporting compliance and reducing operational complexity.
Event Details
Location: Marine Club Piraeus
(Rooms: Stamatios M. Restis & Stavros A. Daifas, 9th & 8th Floor)
Date: 2nd April 2026
Time: 16:00-20:00
Agenda
16:00 Registration
16:30 Welcome speech by AMMITEC and Obrela
17:00 Operationalise Maritime Cybersecurity: A Unified Operating Model for Risk Management, Compliance, and Cost Efficiency, by Notis Iliopoulos EVP of MRC
This session explores how maritime organisations can transform cybersecurity from a standalone technical function into a day-to-day operational capability.
Key discussion points:
- Establishing a holistic operating model aligning vessels, shore operations, vendors, and technology
- Standardising cybersecurity processes across fleets
- Consolidating security tools and automating operational tasks
- Prioritising cyber risks and improving operational efficiency
- Leveraging service-based security models for consistent fleet coverage
- Connecting cyber activities directly to compliance outcomes to reduce audit friction (IMO MSC.428(98) (SMS/ISM integration), IMO MSC FAL.1/Circ.3/Rev.3 , Industry Guidelines on Cybersecurity Onboard Ships, ISO 27001 / NIST CSF, NIS2 for EU shore org; IACS E26/E27 for newbuild procurement. )
17:45 Break
18:00 Practical Security Operations for Maritime: Understanding the Threat Model and Response Capabilities, by Muhammed Mayet, Global Sales Engineer Director
As corporate IT and vessel OT environments converge, shipping companies face a rapidly expanding attack surface. This session provides a practical overview of the current threat landscape affecting Greek shipping operations.
Topics include:
- How Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and insider risks target maritime organisations
- The evolving cyber threat model for shipping companies
- Achieving visibility across vessels and shore infrastructure
- Building effective detective and response capabilities
- Implementing continuous, risk-aligned security operations across distributed maritime environments
Participants will leave with a practical blueprint for securing fleet and shore operations, whether assets are located in Athens offices or navigating global waters.
18:45 Case Study | Cybersecurity in Practice, by Mr. Kostas Grivas, Information Security Officer, Angelicoussis Group
19: 00 Networking Cocktail
An opportunity for participants to continue discussions, exchange insights, and connect with maritime cybersecurity professionals.
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for: Shipping companies CIOs, CISOs, IT Managers and Digital Transformation leaders.
What You Will Learn
- How to operationalise maritime cybersecurity through a unified operating model
- How to align vessels, shore operations, vendors, and technology into a measurable cyber risk management approach
- Ways to reduce cybersecurity operational costs through standardisation, automation, and service-based models
- How Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and insider risks are targeting the shipping sector today
- How to build detective and response capabilities across fleet infrastructure
- Practical insights from a real-world maritime cybersecurity case study
Register your details to reserve your place as seating is limited!
