Data-Driven Security
- das098
- Jul 24
- 1 min read
Securing Maritime Assets: Unifying Physical and Digital Defense
Modern maritime assets face a dual security threat: physical risks in high-risk transit zones and cyber vulnerabilities within increasingly connected ship-to-cloud networks.
Physical Threat Detection Beyond AIS and Radar
Relying solely on AIS and traditional radar leaves critical blind spots. Low-profile skiffs, dark fleet vessels with disabled transponders, and floating obstacles often go undetected until they are dangerously close.
SEAGUARD combines optical computer vision with radar data to automatically detect, classify, and track non-cooperative surface targets. The system alerts watchkeepers to potential security threats in low-visibility environments or dense traffic zones long before visual sighting.
Cyber Resilience for Marine IoT
As vessels transform into floating data centers, shipboard IoT networks become targets for unauthorized intrusion and data manipulation.

SEAGUARD safeguards vessel-to-cloud telemetry using encrypted protocol validation. This ensures that critical navigation, hull telemetry, and machinery data streams remain tamper-proof and fully compliant with IMO cyber risk management guidelines.



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