Priya PatelTLDR:
Port-IT has launched a new vulnerability management system called Naval Wolf to help shipping companies comply with upcoming regulations. The system scans both IT and OT environments and checks for compliance issues with various regimes. It offers a web portal for management and leverages different tools for scanning.
Port-IT launches vulnerability management system
Port-IT has introduced a new service, Naval Wolf, as part of its cybersecurity portfolio to assist shipping companies in meeting obligations under the IACS UR E26 / E27 regulations. The system is designed specifically for the maritime industry to address mandatory requirements for new vessels.
Key points:
- The service offers vulnerability management capabilities for the maritime industry.
- It scans IT and OT environments for compliance issues with various regimes.
- It uses a web portal for management and integrates different tools for scanning.
The system performs checks for potential compliance issues with ISO, DIS, GDPR, and other regulations, providing a comprehensive assessment of vulnerabilities. It covers both IT and OT environments to ensure all aspects of a vessel’s network are secure.
Naval Wolf allows for centralized management through a web portal, providing a single login for controlling all cybersecurity services. This streamlined approach helps shipping companies efficiently monitor and address vulnerabilities across their fleet.
Overall, Port-IT’s Naval Wolf vulnerability management system offers a tailored solution for the maritime industry to enhance cybersecurity and meet regulatory requirements effectively.
