🚢 IGLOO Corporation's Ship Cyber Resilience JDP Garners Leading International Media Coverage!

IGLOO Corporation has officially announced the commencement of a Joint Development Project (JDP) with Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore and Hyundai LNG Shipping to develop a cyber resilience management system based on the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) Unified Requirements (UR) E26 and E27 for ship cyber resilience. This initiative has already garnered significant attention from leading international media.

IGLOO Corporation will leverage its maritime Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution, ‘SPiDER OT for Maritime’, to test the security policies, monitoring, and response systems of ship operational technology. Bureau Veritas will provide technical advisory services, a cybersecurity validation framework, certification and assessment according to IACS UR E26 standards, and support for on-board verification. Hyundai LNG Shipping will conduct practical demonstrations and evaluations based on actual LNG carrier operational environments, and will be responsible for verifying security monitoring during operations.

This JDP is expected to be a prime example of collaborative development, integrating IGLOO Corporation's leading cybersecurity technology, Bureau Veritas's specialized technical expertise, and Hyundai LNG Shipping's extensive field operational experience.

As a specialized company spearheading the maritime CPS security sector with UR E27 compliance and UR E26 verification capabilities, IGLOO Corporation plans to further solidify its position in the global market through this collaboration.

This significant collaboration has garnered major attention from leading international media outlets. 🚢✨

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