ECDIS Regulatory Update

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1 ECDIS Regulatory Update Dr Phillip Belcher Marine Director

2 ECDIS implementation Training SIRE VIQ updates Software updates System robustness Cyber Security Structure of talk

3 ECDIS

4 ECDIS Implementation Installation choices Installation compatibility Standardisation is best Management of change Human factor ECDIS as secondary during change A fantastic tool

5 Training Requirement: Generic and familiarisation In practice: many do type specific New model variants RCDS modes and ENC availability Generational shift

6 SIRE VIQ New or amended questions 4.18, 4.19, 4.21 and 4.22 Incorporates ECDIS into the VIQ Training Chart corrections General operations

7 VIQ 4.19 Master and Deck Officers familiar with the operation of the Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) fitted on board. Expect increased focus SIRE inspectors may not be operationally familiar

8 Software updates All systems need updating New S100 standard But: Hardware compatible with new software Hardware needs replacement One member: 80 ships, 160 new ECDIS units

9 ECDIS Robustness Needs to stand up to shipboard test Chart updates Aerial vulnerabilities Third ECDIS unit Get you home portfolio Contingency planning Recognition of Flag State dispensations

10 Tankers First to be regulated Test beds for new equipment Ship s with most risk used iron out issues Other ships with less risk able to use tried and trusted methods Must remember for next time

11 Cyber security Or Cyber SAFETY

12 Scenarios Physical Hijack Joystick pirate Remote takeover of a ship Rendezvous with actual pirates Thought of as unlikely

13 Scenarios Virtual hijack - Ransomware

14 Scenarios Terrorism

15 Scenarios Terrorism

16 Scenarios Crime GPS tracker in car Thief uses GPS blocker Car stolen for export Exported to continent on a ferry GPS signal to ship blocked

17 Scenarios THE Teenager Messing around Hacking for fun Sending virus Results: shut down of systems

18 Industry guidelines To be published 16 November Feeds into IMO Demonstrate that industry is taking action BIMCO, ICS, INTERCARGO, CLIA

19 Risk based approach Identify Protect Detect Respond Recover

20 Physical barriers Stop the virus/malware getting through Disconnect the network Stand alone non-networked computers Close USB ports and CD Drives Minimum connectivity between ship systems and the World

21 Virtual barriers Stop or contain the virus/malware Anti virus software USB and CD virus checkers

22 Human barriers Educating the user Training ship staff Getting them to think before opening/installing Understand the vulnerabilities Monitor

23 Expectations COULD be included in SMS Concern over who has access to security plans Plans not auditable ISPS Code requires reporting of breaches USCG will expect breaching reports USCG will detain if breaches not reported

24 High Risk Area Red Sea 15N North 22N South 5S East 065E Implement:

25 What it means Implementation 1 December 2015 New section 2 of BMP4 Undertake risk assessment Register with MSCHOA Report to UKMTO Implement identified self protection JWC

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