America’s ports move approximately $5.4 trillion in goods annually, making them a unique target for cybercriminals. Protecting these transportation hubs is essential to preserving the supply chain and keeping the U.S. economy running.
More than 500 cyberattacks occurred in the marine industry in 2020, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. These exploits are aimed at both traditional port information technology systems and operational technology (OT) systems, which include the cranes, gantries, lifts and conveyance systems that move freight on and off ships.
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Source: StateTech