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Security incident response solutions for ship owners and operators
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Security incident response for ship owners and operators
The number of security and compliance challenges that face ship owners and operators can make it hard to evaluate and minimise foreseeable risks. Cyber-attacks, insider threats and corruption, to name a few, make for choppy waters. DNK in partnership with Hiscox Special Risks and Control Risks have developed a new programme which provides advice and resources to steer clear of incidents where possible.
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