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Hackers Breach US-Bound Oil Supertanker's Propulsion System
A cyberattack on a US-bound oil supertanker, the VL Prosperity, sparked a swift response from the FBI and US Coast Guard, who boarded the vessel to investigate a suspected network breach. The incident raised concerns about the security of critical maritime infrastructure.
US Coast Guard, FBI Intercept Foreign Ships to Investigate Cyberattacks
In a proactive move to safeguard the nation's maritime security, the US Coast Guard and FBI teamed up to board two foreign commercial tankers in the Gulf of Mexico, investigating suspected cyberattacks that could have put crew safety and environmental stability at risk. The joint operation, which took place over two days in August, aimed to assess potential network compromises without disrupting vessel operations.
US Coast Guard Monitors Cyberattack Disrupting North Carolina Ports
A cyberattack brought North Carolina's ports to a grinding halt, forcing delays and manual processing at the Port of Wilmington, the Port of Morehead City, and the Charlotte Inland Port. The U.S. Coast Guard is now monitoring the situation and coordinating a response with partner agencies to get operations back on track.
US Coast Guard Seeks Tech to Counter Unmanned Underwater Vehicles
The US Coast Guard is on the hunt for cutting-edge tech that can not only detect but also defeat and mitigate unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) that could be used for malicious activities like smuggling, sabotage, and surveillance. They're seeking systems with a powerful punch that can effectively neutralize these underwater threats.
US Coast Guard Targets Tech to Counter Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles
The US Coast Guard is on the hunt for cutting-edge tech to outsmart uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs), seeking solutions that go beyond detection to effectively neutralize these stealthy threats. They're calling on innovators to submit ideas for systems that can defeat UUVs, a crucial step in protecting maritime operations.
Navy Advances Seven Firms in Unmanned Surface Vessel Testing
The US Navy has taken a major step forward in autonomous technology, selecting seven top defense firms to advance their medium unmanned surface vessel designs to at-sea prototype testing. These innovative companies, including Leidos, Huntington Ingalls Industries, and Sea Machines, will help shape the future of naval operations.