The Problem:
A federal Mandate
with a fixed deadline
The U.S. Coast Guard’s cybersecurity mandate is due July 16, 2027, and every regulated vessel and facility must have its Cybersecurity Plan submitted by then. The rule (33 CFR part 101, subpart F) applies to U.S.-flagged vessels and to Coast Guard-regulated ports, terminals and facilities nationwide. If you hold a Vessel Security Plan or Facility Security Plan, it applies to you.
Required Now
Annual cybersecurity training and reporting of cyber incidents.
By July 16, 2027
A designated Cybersecurity Officer, Cybersecurity Assessment and Cybersecurity Plan submitted to the Coast Guard.
Every Year After
Two cyber drills, annual exercise, audits and plan upkeep.
The Solution:
Get Compliant, On Time.
Serving the Great Lakes and U.S. East Coast, we give vessel owners and shore facilities one team, from first assessment to a Coast Guard-ready plan. We pair our maritime operations experience with specialist cybersecurity delivery, so the work fits how your vessels and terminals actually run.
who we serve
- Great Lakes and U.S. East Coast vessel owners and operators: lakers, tugs and barges, ferries and passenger vessels
- Ports, port authorities and terminal operators
- Bulk, liquid, cement, aggregate and break-bulk docks
- Fuel and liquid transfer facilities
- Passenger and cruise terminals
how we work
- Readiness review: where you stand against the mandate and the deadline
- Scope and schedule: a right-sized plan of work, built to what the rule requires
- Assessment and plan: your Cybersecurity Assessment and Cybersecurity Plan, ready for Coast Guard submission
- Protect: security upgrades installed and tested
- Stay compliant: training, drills, annual exercise, audits and plan updates every year
