July 2025 saw pivotal developments in maritime safety and regulation, underscoring urgent risks—from renewed Houthi aggression in the Red Sea to landmark policy reforms and cybersecurity standards. The “July 2025 maritime safety and regulation” landscape demonstrates
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Maritime Ransomware Surge Threatens Ports & Vessels
Ransomware Hits the High Seas The maritime sector is facing an alarming spike in ransomware attacks. In Q1 2025 alone, industrial ransomware surged—with transportation, including maritime, hit hardest—putting ports and vessels at crippling risk. The Threat: Targeted
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New Wave of Maritime Threats: AI-Driven GPS Spoofing and OT Intrusions AI is transforming the maritime cyber threat landscape. From advanced GPS spoofing to highly targeted Operational Technology (OT) intrusions, attackers are escalating their tactics—and maritime
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Casino Cybersecurity Compliance: What Casinos Must Know in June 2025 Cyberattacks on casinos are evolving—and so are the rules. Is your security posture keeping up? In June 2025, casinos are facing more than just technical threats—they’re
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The Jackpot Target: Why Cybercriminals Love Casino Networks
It’s not just chips and cards hackers are after—casinos are sitting on a digital goldmine. In 2025, the casino and gaming industry is increasingly under fire from cybercriminals. With high-stakes operations, vast customer databases, financial transactions,
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Cybersecurity Compliance Isn’t Optional Anymore for Maritime On July 16, 2025, a sweeping new U.S. Coast Guard rule takes effect—one that forces every maritime facility and vessel operator to take cybersecurity seriously or risk fines, delays,
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